On Saturday, February 25th, there will be a DVD classroom style presentation of "America's Founding Documents" by Rick Green; forwarded by David Barton.  A thorough review of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights will be covered.  The full day presentation will start at 10:30am and last until 6:00pm.  A soup and sandwich lunch will be provided.  Location of this event is at Palmer Church of God, mile 40 Glenn Hwy, across from the Alaska State Fairgrounds.  This class is free to the public.  The book "The Constitution Made Easy" by Michael Holler will be available for free to the first 20 people that arrive.
 
With his unique combination of humor and passion, Rick Green takes us back to the founding of America to discover the principles that made us the most successful nation in history.  Then he brings us forward to today as we search out the specific duties of every citizen under our Constitution.
 
Topics include:
America's freedom formula found in the Declaration of Independence
 
The Myths of the Judiciary
 
How do states and citizens exercise the 10th Amendment?
 
Is State Nullification of a federal law Constitutional?
 
Does the 1st Amendment create a Separation of Church and State?
 
Does the 2nd Amendment protect individual gun rights or only for the "militia"?
 
Does the 5th Amendment protect against private property takings through regulation?
 
What information does the Constitution actually require us to give in the census?
 
How exactly do we amend the Constitution?
 
and much, much more!
 
Rick Green is an attorney, former Texas State Representative, co-host of "WallBuilders Live! with David Barton", author of "Freedom Frame", and nationally recognized speaker on the Constitution and the Founding Fathers.  Learn more about him at www.RickGreen.com.
 
John Jay, the first Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court and author of the Federalist Papers, issued that "Every member of the State ought diligently to read and to study the constitution of his country, and teach the rising generation to be free.  By knowing their rights, they will sooner perceive when they are violated, and be the better prepared to defend and assert them".