America 250: The Untold Stories That Changed America
As I set here my desk in my office, it is raining outside like cats and dogs, I am thinking how far this great country has come, but what it has been thrown at in the last 250 years. I am blown way, that we still have our freedom. The war that started it was The war for independence that put this country together, then the Civil War that almost torn us part and how one man free the slave that our founding fathers wanted. Then we ran into 20th century with 2 world wars that torn total world part not just one county but all countries, the cold war. And finally, the war on terrorism, which is the turning point of Christ return. The question or questions how did we do it.
Hero Statement:
America was shaped by ordinary people who did extraordinary things — many of whom history forgot. This series brings their stories back to life as we prepare for America’s 250th birthday. The first line tells the story- America was shaped by ordinary people who did extraordinary things. No other country in the history of the world can say that. And we did it with people like you and me.
What This Series Will Do:
Honor the heroes America overlooked
Reveal the courage behind the headlines
Celebrate Louisiana’s impact on the nation
Inspire a new generation with stories of faith and resilience
Prepare hearts for America’s 250th celebration
Welcome to the Story of America- America 250: The Untold Stories That Changed America
The untold stories the boat manufacturer from Louisiana that save the world in World War II
The Cajun Navy that changed how we recuse people in disasters.
A son that was loved by his that saved two other Marines that came home in Casket.
Am immigrant that design us Capital, that George Washington signed off on.
There are so many stories to tell , the question is where you start. I say let’s tell the story of US capital because without it we wouldn’t have a country. The next story is the Higgns boats that won world war II along with their crews on D-day 1944.
These are the stories America needs again.
