Christianity at America’s Core

In times when America flourished, Christianity often stood at the heart of its cultural and moral compass.

From the founding fathers to civil rights leaders, faith played a pivotal role in shaping national identity and guiding principles.

Churches served as community hubs, and Christian values influenced social policies and personal ethics. While America’s landscape has evolved, many argue that our best moments were anchored in Christian principles of love, charity, and justice.

Today, debates continue over the role of religion in public life, but its historical significance in shaping America’s best remains a testament to its enduring impact.