In today’s episode Tim Harner begins reading from his works on the Vision of the Church, relating the early Christian church to the Apollo 13 mission.

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President Ronald Reagan and President George H Bush led the United States through a season of optimism and the fall of the Soviet Union. Also included in this episode are the afterward and appendix of Visions of America.

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Following Nixon and Ford, President Jimmy Carter had the tough task or attempting to apply his meek and loving Baptist roots to the struggles facing America in the 1970s.

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President Richard Nixon led the United States through the tumultuous years of the Vietnam War, but eventually lost the trust of the American people fellowship the Watergate scandal.

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America’s vision was challenged through the tragedies of the 1960’s, such as Bobby Kennedy’s assassination. Thankfully, the Apollo space missions rekindled a vision of unity and exploration for the country and the world.

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The Civil Rights movement of the 60s was a pivotal time in America, and the story of of Martin Luther King Jr’s life, vision, and death was center stage.

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The assassination of President JFK in 1963 shook the United States and eventually resulted in a number of the most memorable events of the era, from the Vietnam War to the moon landing.

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The world stood still for a few long days in October of 1962. How could the USA and the USSR possibly avoid catastrophic war?

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President Truman led the United States through the first years of the Cold War. Kennedy then faced Nixon in an election that was set to determine who would lead the country through the next stage.

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The Great War became The Great Nightmare. American soldiers in France soon discovered the horror of living in trenches, enduring artillery bombardments, and dying in gas attacks. 

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