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Our Christian Heritage TV

Join host Randy Melchert as we travel America and talk to historians, pastors, musicians, professors, laymen and more as we discover Our Christian Heritage. We’ll go on location to the places where the events happened, and talk to the experts who know the stories. We’ll learn about Billy Sunday – in his living room! We’ll hear about J. Gresham Machen and 20th century Presbyterians who suffered for their convictions. We’ll talk to a pastor about the Christian Hall of Fame in his church. And we’ll even go to Pennsylvania to find Ira Sankey’s melodion.

 

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Season 1 features:

  • Bill Federer, author of America’s God & Country: Encyclopedia of Quotations

Bill Federer, America's God & Country

  • Dr. David Saxon, professor of Church History, Maranatha Baptist University

David Saxon, Maranatha Baptist University

  • Brian DeJung, archivist of the Midwest Presbytery, Orthodox Presbyterian Church

Brian DeJung, Orthodox Presbyterian Church

  • Dr. Terry White, chief docent, Billy Sunday Home, Winona History Center

Dr. Terry White, Our Christian Heritage TV

  • Mike Frazier, pastor, Canton Baptist Temple & Christian Hall of Fame

Mike Frazier, Christian Hall of Fame

  • Mike Burrell, singer, in character as “Phillip Bliss”

Mike Burrell, as Phillip Bliss

  • Dr. Milton Loyer, archivist, Susquehanna Conference, United Methodist Church

Dr. Milton Loyer, Archivist, Susquehanna Conference

  • Robert & Mary Shaffer, founders, The Old Rugged Cross Foundation

Robert & Mary Shaffer, Old Rugged Cross Foundation

  • Dr. Mark Norris, Museum Director, Winona History Center

Dr. Mark Norris, Billy Sunday Home

  • Ed Petrus, Lawrence County Historical Society

Ed Petrus, Ira Sankey Collection

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