I was so moved by your videos. . .moved to tears, moved to talk, moved to write. After I dried my tears, I talked to anyone who would listen about the direction our great nation is headed. When talking about issues of such monumental importance, it is often misconstrued as speech-making or preaching, and though others may continue to look at you, you can see they have stopped listening. Therefore, after speaking to others, I began a journal of my core beliefs and values and found they were consistent with those you uphold. So I asked myself what do I do? Certainly, I will not remain quiet on this subject, my children and grandchildren will continue to be my most frequent audience as they are my first and foremost obligation. Though my children range in age from nineteen to thirty, I still feel an obligation upon learning anything of value, to pass this on to my progeny. I believe I have an obligation first to God, then to my country and my family. There is much sound advice contained in the Bible, regarding how to live a good life. There is one scripture in particular whose admonition I seem to have no trouble following, that of Matthew 7:7 to “keep on asking. . .keep on seeking”. I am inquisitive naturally. Even after over 40 years of being asked why I ask so many questions, why when one question is answered, do I ask yet another question; I can only answer, “for the same reason I breathe after just drawing a breath”. I can no more imagine a life without curiosity than a life without breathing, in either case I would suffocate. Which leads me to my next question: where do I begin? Of course, I know the best place to begin is at the beginning, still, sometimes I am not sure where to start. Would you kindly give me some suggestions?
Dear Brother Pratt, I heard you deliver the first lecture in Orem at the end of 2009. It was wonderfully eye opening, clear and fun. I thought 90 minutes had passed and it was actually 3 hrs.
Thank you for the service you rendered to us and to liberty. I bought the book LThe Law by Frederic Bastiat afterward. I read it and feel so happy to be nourished by such a good book recomendation.
I look forward to your next Orem lecture.
Just finished the series of lectures in Orem, UT. My husband and I really enjoyed listening to Steve and the lectures opened our eyes to plight of Liberty. We are ready to read and learn more so that we can be instruments in God’s hands to bring back the Liberties our great land was founded upon.
Dear Brother Pratt,
Your lecture in Manti last evening was just fantastic! What a great job you did! I’ve watched my Know Your Liberty videos several times and have learned truths I’ve not heard anywhere else. Now you’re sharing more and more exciting tidbits of truth that have the power to change the course of history. It’s just awesome!
Today I sent out an email to many patriots in Sanpete County encouraging them to attend next week’s lecture in Manti. I already know how great it will be! Thanks so very much.
Lovin’ liberty,
Susan
Mr Pratt, Thank you so much for your time in Beaver. I can say with out any reservation your classes were the best use of my friday nights I have ever spent. I can and do tell all who can, to go see you. Sense I came to your classes I have read over 2000 pages and for the first time in my life I want to keep reading on this subject. Which brings me to my question. What book would you advise people to read to better understand the constitution. I have read the 5000 year leap and it was great. I am just looking for more on what it really means.
Thanks
Destry
Absolutely love your work and am eternally grateful for your incredible example of Statesmanship. Thank you for serving and impacting our society and fellow patriots as you do and fulfilling your personal mission so profoundly.
Wanted to let you know you know have a weak link on your the New American. Simply a spelling typo but far too many will not catch and thus potentially miss out on an incredible subscription, especially if they’re new to the cause.
Again, thank you for “Being the Change we wish to see in our world.” Colleen
I have attended many of your classes facilitated by my daughter Jill Hudson. I not only thoroughly enjoy your classes but I am most appreciative of all the books and vidos that you make available to us. I have purchased (by donation) most of them. One of my favorites has been the “Uncle Eric Series” by Richard J. Maybury. I am so impressed with his eleven-book series that I’ve purchased copies for all of my children to read and share with my grandchildren as they get old enough to read and understand. All fourteen of them are being home-schooled. Thanks again for all that you do and share with us.
Sincerely,
Jerry Nebeker
Attended your lecture yet again and as always, not disappointed. My 15 year old son (9th grader) came along with me. He purchased a lot of Constitutions to pass out to his church group and other friends.
I always enjoy the suggested reading that gives me direction in my quest to homeschool my children. The lectures are educational and entertaining. Thank you so much for sharing your passion and knowledge. You always re-ignite my passion to share with those around me. This is a must attend class for everyone. Will attend every time I possibly can. See you in February in Provo!
I’ve only watched your old VHS series “Freedom in the 90s”, a couple of times, and want to become more involved. Thank you for the wonderful work that you do.
My wife and I attended a conference in St. George we were given about 60 copies of the constitution which we passed on to some of the inmates at Purgatory Correctional in St. George. My wife and I have been teaching out there for almost 5 years. We do the LDS 12 step meetings and we do 2 different nights where we teach (non denominational) life skills to both the men and the women. It’s during these groups that we passed out the constitutions and teach about it. We also teach how it’s being diluted and how important it is for them to vote and know the constitution and what it stands for. Also we explain how important it is pass this on to their children.
I don’t know how many we get though to but we keep trying.
Thank You for all you do!
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August 30th, 2009 at 7:04 pm
Dear Mr. Pratt,
I was so moved by your videos. . .moved to tears, moved to talk, moved to write. After I dried my tears, I talked to anyone who would listen about the direction our great nation is headed. When talking about issues of such monumental importance, it is often misconstrued as speech-making or preaching, and though others may continue to look at you, you can see they have stopped listening. Therefore, after speaking to others, I began a journal of my core beliefs and values and found they were consistent with those you uphold. So I asked myself what do I do? Certainly, I will not remain quiet on this subject, my children and grandchildren will continue to be my most frequent audience as they are my first and foremost obligation. Though my children range in age from nineteen to thirty, I still feel an obligation upon learning anything of value, to pass this on to my progeny. I believe I have an obligation first to God, then to my country and my family. There is much sound advice contained in the Bible, regarding how to live a good life. There is one scripture in particular whose admonition I seem to have no trouble following, that of Matthew 7:7 to “keep on asking. . .keep on seeking”. I am inquisitive naturally. Even after over 40 years of being asked why I ask so many questions, why when one question is answered, do I ask yet another question; I can only answer, “for the same reason I breathe after just drawing a breath”. I can no more imagine a life without curiosity than a life without breathing, in either case I would suffocate. Which leads me to my next question: where do I begin? Of course, I know the best place to begin is at the beginning, still, sometimes I am not sure where to start. Would you kindly give me some suggestions?
Best regards,
Kimberly Murray
January 9th, 2010 at 8:27 pm
Dear Brother Pratt, I heard you deliver the first lecture in Orem at the end of 2009. It was wonderfully eye opening, clear and fun. I thought 90 minutes had passed and it was actually 3 hrs.
Thank you for the service you rendered to us and to liberty. I bought the book LThe Law by Frederic Bastiat afterward. I read it and feel so happy to be nourished by such a good book recomendation.
I look forward to your next Orem lecture.
February 26th, 2010 at 10:42 am
Just finished the series of lectures in Orem, UT. My husband and I really enjoyed listening to Steve and the lectures opened our eyes to plight of Liberty. We are ready to read and learn more so that we can be instruments in God’s hands to bring back the Liberties our great land was founded upon.
May 8th, 2010 at 5:36 pm
Dear Brother Pratt,
Your lecture in Manti last evening was just fantastic! What a great job you did! I’ve watched my Know Your Liberty videos several times and have learned truths I’ve not heard anywhere else. Now you’re sharing more and more exciting tidbits of truth that have the power to change the course of history. It’s just awesome!
Today I sent out an email to many patriots in Sanpete County encouraging them to attend next week’s lecture in Manti. I already know how great it will be! Thanks so very much.
Lovin’ liberty,
Susan
May 18th, 2010 at 11:32 am
Mr Pratt, Thank you so much for your time in Beaver. I can say with out any reservation your classes were the best use of my friday nights I have ever spent. I can and do tell all who can, to go see you. Sense I came to your classes I have read over 2000 pages and for the first time in my life I want to keep reading on this subject. Which brings me to my question. What book would you advise people to read to better understand the constitution. I have read the 5000 year leap and it was great. I am just looking for more on what it really means.
Thanks
Destry
July 10th, 2010 at 9:16 am
Absolutely love your work and am eternally grateful for your incredible example of Statesmanship. Thank you for serving and impacting our society and fellow patriots as you do and fulfilling your personal mission so profoundly.
Wanted to let you know you know have a weak link on your the New American. Simply a spelling typo but far too many will not catch and thus potentially miss out on an incredible subscription, especially if they’re new to the cause.
Again, thank you for “Being the Change we wish to see in our world.” Colleen
November 8th, 2010 at 11:41 am
I have attended many of your classes facilitated by my daughter Jill Hudson. I not only thoroughly enjoy your classes but I am most appreciative of all the books and vidos that you make available to us. I have purchased (by donation) most of them. One of my favorites has been the “Uncle Eric Series” by Richard J. Maybury. I am so impressed with his eleven-book series that I’ve purchased copies for all of my children to read and share with my grandchildren as they get old enough to read and understand. All fourteen of them are being home-schooled. Thanks again for all that you do and share with us.
Sincerely,
Jerry Nebeker
January 8th, 2011 at 5:29 pm
Attended your lecture yet again and as always, not disappointed. My 15 year old son (9th grader) came along with me. He purchased a lot of Constitutions to pass out to his church group and other friends.
I always enjoy the suggested reading that gives me direction in my quest to homeschool my children. The lectures are educational and entertaining. Thank you so much for sharing your passion and knowledge. You always re-ignite my passion to share with those around me. This is a must attend class for everyone. Will attend every time I possibly can. See you in February in Provo!
February 14th, 2011 at 8:22 am
I’ve only watched your old VHS series “Freedom in the 90s”, a couple of times, and want to become more involved. Thank you for the wonderful work that you do.
October 20th, 2011 at 2:18 pm
My wife and I attended a conference in St. George we were given about 60 copies of the constitution which we passed on to some of the inmates at Purgatory Correctional in St. George. My wife and I have been teaching out there for almost 5 years. We do the LDS 12 step meetings and we do 2 different nights where we teach (non denominational) life skills to both the men and the women. It’s during these groups that we passed out the constitutions and teach about it. We also teach how it’s being diluted and how important it is for them to vote and know the constitution and what it stands for. Also we explain how important it is pass this on to their children.
I don’t know how many we get though to but we keep trying.
Thank You for all you do!