Marcie Gourley is a licensed professional counselor with a master’s degree in professional counseling. Her lifelong love of people, history, America, and faith began in childhood, when her father introduced her and her sisters to historical sites and political events. Marcie has coordinated the Pennsylvania chapter of American Christian Fiction Writers and co-founded a women’s ministry, contributing articles, radio spots, interviews, and speaking at events. Her stories and devotionals have been featured on radio programs and college campuses nationwide. In her counseling work, she applies her clinical research to provide support, develop curriculum, and prepare court reports. Marcie and her husband, Ed, live in Pennsylvania and have five adult children.

William J. Federer is a best-selling author and nationally known speaker. A Christian and conservative, Bill travels the country speaking in over 100 cities a year and has written more than 20 books. Over a half-million copies of his book America's God and Country: Encyclopedia of Quotations have been sold. Federer’s daily radio feature “American Minute” and popular television program “Faith in History” broadcast nationally.

Fifth of eleven children, William J. Federer grew up in St, Louis, Missouri. He studied at the University of Dallas from 1976-1978, in Rome, Italy in 1978, and graduated with a degree in Business from St. Louis University in 1980. Bill is a husband and father, married to his wife Susie since May 2, 1981.

A former Congressional Candidate, Bill is an original signer of the Manhattan Declaration, has served on numerous advisory boards and has worked in real estate, oil & gas, and religious organizations. He has been featured on The 700 Club, Fox, Newsmax, OAN, Washington Times, and many, many more.

God is touching countless lives through Bill’s tremendous research, study, speaking engagements, writings and books, through TV and radio, to share how the Gospel of Jesus Christ has transformed lives throughout the centuries and how the Christian faith has made a huge impact throughout history, in countless individuals lives, in America’s founding and the world.

Today is the National Day of Prayer. It is a vital part of our American heritage. The first call to prayer happened before the American Revolution. In 1775, the Continental Congress called on the colonists to pray for wisdom as they considered how they would respond to the King of England.

As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding, Americans should celebrate their leaders, many of them unlikely, who emerged just when their nation needed them most.

The accused Pacific Palisades arsonist was reportedly inspired by the violent mobs of 2020 and the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is suing The New York Times for workplace discrimination. Is The New York Times dead to rights cooked?