Hope in the Face of Evil

When I was younger, Saturday mornings were sacred. I would crawl out of bed, shuffle to the pantry in mismatched socks, snatch an expired fruit snack, and plop down on the couch to watch Scooby-Doo.   Same plot every time: a monster terrorizes the innocent, the Mystery Gang investigates, and in the final scene—mask off—the […]

Courage begets courage on campus

In a new op-ed by Young Women for America Regional Coordinator Julia Campbell, she recounts a compelling story of young people who stood against the horrific treatment of Jews by the Nazis in the lead-up to the Holocaust and World War II.  Their acts of bravery and courage on college campuses should be an example […]

Branson Holocaust Survivor Living Testimony April 18

Branson Prayer/Action ChapterHolocaust Survivor Erika Schwartz If there is any part of history that has forever touched my life, it has been the study of the Holocaust. It is an atrocity we should never forget and a lesson we should teach our children and grandchildren. As a part of our remembrance, I would invite you […]