Vancouver, WA – The Leadership Team of Concerned Christian Citizens of Clark County is inviting area residents to a special evening presentation titled “Wall Builders” on Monday, October 5, at Rain Church, 11608 Northeast 107th Street. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.; the program begins at 6:30 p.m.
Tim Barton and the Wall Builders mission
Tim Barton, president of the national nonprofit Wall Builders, will be the featured speaker. Barton is recognized as a scholar of the spiritual history of the United States. He has assembled original documents from many of the nation’s founding fathers and authored several books on the influence of the church in the formation of the country. As Dennis Fuqua, a member of the organization’s leadership team, explained, “Barton comes with the receipts – original papers that show how biblical principles shaped our nation.”
What attendees can expect
During the presentation, Barton will trace America’s biblical foundations, explain how those roots affect current public life, and outline steps families and communities can take to preserve that heritage for future generations. He will also highlight Wall Builders’ extensive collection of historic documents, which includes handwritten signatures from every signer of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.
Wall Builders’ national reach
Wall Builders is a national organization that works to integrate biblical faith and morality into education, history, law, and public policy. The group has been featured on programs such as The Ben Shapiro Show, The Glenn Beck Program, Louder with Crowder, PragerU, The Epoch Times, Newsmax, OAN, TBN, and Andrew Womack Ministries. Barton also contributes regularly to The Epoch Times.
How to attend
Registration is free and can be completed online at ClarkCountyToday.com. For additional details about Wall Builders, visit wallbuilders.com. The event is organized and sponsored by Concerned Christian Citizens of Clark County, in partnership with Clark County Prayer Connect, TPUSA, and Faith Rain Church.
Why this matters to the community
In a time when many families seek to understand the moral underpinnings of American life, the presentation offers a faith‑based perspective that aligns with the values of traditional families and the constitutional heritage of the United States. It provides an opportunity for parents, students, and community leaders to explore how biblical principles have historically informed public policy and how they might continue to do so.
Original reporting: Clark County Today (Vancouver WA) — read the source article.
