People of all faiths will enjoy and appreciate this warm and energetic exploration of biblical narrative. This week: Parashat Terumah, Exodus 25:1-27:19.

Rev. Billy Graham, famed evangelist and christian preacher.

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wandasewell | Feb 13, 2012

I've enjoyed Billy Graham's preaching and movies over the years. My grandmother and great grandmother both sang in his crusades in Washington, DC and I thought to do likewise in his final crusade in NY but it just didn't happen. I thought that would have been historical for my family line. Anyway, this was a good presentation. I just finished my masters degree in Biblical Studies at Trinity...

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I've enjoyed Billy Graham's preaching and movies over the years. My grandmother and great grandmother both sang in his crusades in Washington, DC and I thought to do likewise in his final crusade in NY but it just didn't happen. I thought that would have been historical for my family line. Anyway, this was a good presentation. I just finished my masters degree in Biblical Studies at Trinity in Newburgh, IN and I liked his advice to study the Bible day and night and pray! My prayer for Dr. Graham is that he finishes well.

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Paul Stamets, the visionary biologist, mycologist and author of Mycelium Running, reveals astonishing evidence of how nature's solutions surpass our conception of what's possible to radially restore ecosystems and human health.

Colin Powell gives the keynote address at the Republican National Convention in 1996.

Early in his political career, Ronald Reagan gives his compelling and memorable "A Time for Choosing" speech.

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sherry71458 | Jan 08, 2012

Ronald Reagan was not afraid to stand up for righteousness then. It should be a lesson to us and an example for us these years later to follow his lead.

Senator Robert Kennedy gives the touching and memorable eulogy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

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ragpicker | Jan 05, 2012

I was most impressed that Robert Kennedy was not reading these sentiments from a teleprompter but speaking from who
he was. I see him as a man of vision who wanted others to join
in a vision of accepting suffering a a means to personal growth
as well as our country's growth.

The famous actor who portrayed Superman gives the keynote address at the Democratic National Convention in 1996.

One of Churchill's most memorable war speeches came on November 1942 at the Lord Mayor's Luncheon at Mansion House in London, in response to the Allied victory at the Second Battle of El Alamein.

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annicekelley35 | Jan 18, 2012

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President Nixon gives his second inaugural address on Janurary 20th 1973.

Neville Isdell talks about Building the Culture of Ethics.

Nelson Madela gives his acceptance speech after being awarded a Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor bestowed by the United States Congress.