Recent American Clarion Articles

• Setting the Slaves Free!
  If I gave you a vial of medicine and said that I sold all that I had, every possession in the world for you to have this, you would say, “That’s great, but I’m not sick”. Yet, if you had just been told that you have only days to live because of a deadly disease, then you would be overjoyed
• What Nobody’s Talking About: Democrat Disunity
  Go with Hillary, lose the Bernie voters who hate her. Go with Bernie, lose the disenfranchised Hillary voters. Go with Joe Biden, potentially lose them both. These scenarios must be giving Democrat party brass
• The Puritans, Part 8
  In part seven I covered some of the troubles that came upon the Puritans after arriving in the New World. It was certainly a time of trial. However, in February of 1631 there was a marvelous manifestation of God’s
• SOS: Speaking of Seniors - Great News!
  On May 31, 2016, I got some great news. The doctor who runs a major department at a hospital in northern Indiana phoned me with the good news. His department cancelled the contract with a medical billing firm in central Indiana that had been messing up bills for our
• On the Issues: Tina Mulally
  American Clarion recently submitted a list of questions to Tina Mulally, a fresh candidate for the South Dakota Senate in District 35. These questions focused primarily on bills that were considered in the 2016 legislative session, to develop an idea of how the candidate might have voted on these
• The Puritans, Part 7
  This bay to the south was the bay for Boston. If you were to bring up a map of the Boston area on the internet, you would see that there are two rivers which flow into the water way that leads to the bay. One is now called the Charles and the other is called the Mystic. The Mystic comes in from
• LGBT Idolatry in the Pulpit
  When we ask the question whose to blame for the mess in our county, the most often stated response is that it is politicians. And while they bear a great responsibility, it goes deeper than that. I believe President James Garfield’s had it right in his 1876 Speech on the 100th anniversary of the