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- Titanic Lessons on the 100th Anniversary April 29, 2012
- This month nearly 600 Christians from across America and Canada gathered in Branson, Missouri to commemorate the 100th anniversary of an incredible sacrifice made by men placing women and children onto the scarce lifeboats as Titanic sank. Read More
- The Last Almost of a Race: A Call to Honor Our Aging Elders by Wesley Strackbein, April 23, 2012
- The men and women of the Great Depression who yet remain with us are truly “the last almost of a race.” If we are to be faithful Christians, it is critical that we let the aged know that — though they may have lost most of their old comrades and their life-long sweethearts — we care greatly about their past and appreciate the battles they fought before we were born. Read More
- 150 Gather for Edwardian Ladies’ Tea to Honor Heroes of Titanic and “Women and Children First. Beall Phillips asks: “Are you a woman a man would die for?”April 18, 2012
- Just over one hundred and fifty ladies gathered in vintage Edward attire at the Chateau in Branson for the Titanic 100: An International Centennial Event on April 13 for a beautiful tea. Beall Phillips was the hostess for the event... Read More
- PRESS RELEASE: Christians Set Sail on Titanic Anniversary to Honor Titanic’s ‘Women and Children First’ LegacyApril 16, 2012
- BRANSON, MO — April 16, 2012 — During a showboat gala hosted aboard the Branson Belle late last Saturday, just under 600 Christians observed the precise moments Titanic struck an iceberg and sank 100 years ago. The evening cruise on Branson’s Table Rock Lake was the capstone of Titanic 100: An International Centennial Event, a four-day commemoration hosted April 12-15 that honored the “women and children first” legacy of Titanic... Read More
- PRESS RELEASE: Joshua Phillips Accepts the Presidency of the Christian Boys’ and Men’s Titanic Society on the 100th Anniversary April 16, 2012
- Branson, Missouri — April 16, 2012 After more than fifteen years as president of the Christian Boys’ and Men’s Titanic Society, Doug Phillips passed the baton of leadership to his firstborn son Joshua aboard the Showboat Branson Belle on April... Read More
- PRESS RELEASE Cameron’s ‘Titanic’ Dishonors Sacrifice of Brave Men, Says Titanic Centennial OrganizerApril 9, 2012
BRANSON, MO — April 9, 2012 — As James Cameron’s film Titanic headlines movie theaters worldwide in its new 3D incarnation, the organizer of Titanic 100: An International Centennial Event — to held on April 12-15 in Branson, Missouri — aims to disprove Cameron’s class warfare portrayal of the ship’s demise, showcasing the legacy of heroism on Titanic, as men and boys on board the ship gave their lives so women and children might live. Read More
- PRESS RELEASE: Titanic 100:International Event to Celebrate Christian Legacy of Titanic’s “Women and Children First”March 27, 2012
- BRANSON, MO — March 27, 2012 — As the world pauses this April to remember the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, one group will gather to celebrate the sacrifice of the men and boys on board the ship who gave their lives so women and children might live. Read More
- New ‘Titanic’ Film Reportedly Portrays First Officer Murdoch as True Hero March 21, 2012
- Close to a decade ago, Vision Forum and the Christian Boys’ and Men’s Titanic Society reported that Jim Cameron’s film Titanic not only introduced a Marxist vision of class warfare between the first, second, and third class passengers, but vilified a few very heroic men like First Officer Murdoch . Read More