U.S. Capitol House of Worship

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America's founders used the capitol as a house of worship for over a century. David Barton offers some surprising history.

Northern Virginia, July 25, 2011 - DC is in high tourist season, and many people pass through the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol with no information or awareness of the faith heritage in the foundation of America. The capitol is just one stop on a faith tour of the nation’s capital.

David Barton, who is founder and president of Wallbuilders, offers some history lessons that will surprise many Americans. Have a look at this video and let us know your thoughts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlfEdJNn15E

Read more of Ruth Hill’s columns about Christian faith travel at Contemporary Christian Travel in the Washington Times Communities.


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