One of my favorite non-profits is the Rutherford Institute because of its willingness to fight the good fight for those who do not have the resourses to fight effectively for themselves. Their president and founder is John Whitehead who has been writing about and fighting for our religious liberties and constitutional rights for decades. I bought a coffee mug from the Institute's website a few months ago which had eleven pictures of people from history known for 'speaking truth to power'. Some were instantly recognizable to me, but sadly others were not and it took me a while to figure them all out. See how you do. Answers at bottom of the this blog.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
One of my favorite non-profits is the Rutherford Institute because of its willingness to fight the good fight for those who do not have the resourses to fight effectively for themselves. Their president and founder is John Whitehead who has been writing about and fighting for our religious liberties and constitutional rights for decades. I bought a coffee mug from the Institute's website a few months ago which had eleven pictures of people from history known for 'speaking truth to power'. Some were instantly recognizable to me, but sadly others were not and it took me a while to figure them all out. See how you do. Answers at bottom of the this blog.
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