faith, HOPE, and charity

Hope: George Washington had a trust in this country and its men that we would defend its rights and liberties. This country was built and the founding fathers strongly believed in personal responsibility. We The People was a hope for a better nation.

If Faith is based on a belief that no matter the outcome it is for the better, then hope is the uncertainty but desire or confident expectation for a specific outcome. If Faith was the foundation for the founding Fathers and this nation, then hope was the building blocks and actions that were applied to that foundation.

There was never (and still) no guarantee of success. We have heard the phrase “great American experiment”. But we know that with the chance of failure there is a much greater HOPE of victory! Hope has accomplished great things in this country, hope has conquered this nations biggest problems, hope is what caused people to give their lives for future generations liberties, hope is what brought millions of people to this country for a better life. Hope is what makes dreams possible and America survive.

"The General hopes and trusts that every officer and man will endeavor to live and act as becomes a Christian soldier defending the dearest rights and liberties of his country." George Washington

Soldiers; we must defend our liberties and fight together for this nations fundamental rights. We have a hope for our children and grandchildren that we see being challenged and threatened. With faith as our foundation, hope as our expectation, unity and truth will be our sword.

PLEASE come together in homes and communities and meet together. Educate yourselves and seek truth. We need each other more than ever before, you can no longer keep to yourselves and give up hope. Never let hope die and act as a single voice and become Christian soldiers defending the dearest rights and liberties of this country.

Take time and find a local meeting in your area or meet with others on your own in your community. Meet Locally

“If you lose hope, somehow you lose the vitality that keeps life moving, you lose that courage to be, that quality that helps you go on in spite of it all. And so today I still have a dream.” ~Martin Luther King, Jr.


“We're not tired. We're going to keep on fighting this thing. We know that they seek to fundamentally transform America. We will fight it with everything in us — not with bullets, not with guns, but with faith, hope and charity.” – Glenn Beck