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Faithful Family Field Trip to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum

February 16, 20260Comments
In week 13, cycle 2 of Classical Conversations, you learn about space missions. This is the perfect opportunity to take a field trip to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum…

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My Favorite Seven Words Invented by William Shakespeare

January 30, 20260Comments
William Shakespeare invented hundreds of words, shaping the English language more than any other person. My favorite seven are: Bedazzled- to confuse by or as if by a strong light…

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7 America250 Exhibits Opening This Year in Washington, DC

January 16, 20260Comments
2026 marks America's 250th anniversary. Events and celebrations are happening across the entire country all year long. DC is no exception, having its own array of new exhibits coming in…

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Bill Lear Honored by the First Flight Society

December 19, 20250Comments
When Bill Lear created the Learjet, the bizjet was born. Its small field performance opened access to America, allowing businessmen to move rapidly across the US. Entertainers and celebrities quickly…

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3 Free Advent Activities in Washington, DC

December 12, 20250Comments
Advent is a time of anticipation as we remember Christ's birth and look forward to his coming again. Part of this includes revisiting the circumstances leading to the miracle of…

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“Season’s Greenings: Dino-Mite!”: Christmas Trains at the Botanical Gardens

December 5, 20250Comments
Kids will love this year's Season's Greenings display at the United States Botanical Garden. Not only does it have trains, but the theme is dinosaurs. Like in previous years, the…

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See the Dead Sea Scrolls at Museum of the Bible in This New Exhibition

November 21, 20250Comments
The Dead Sea Scrolls are one of the biggest discoveries relating to Bible history in recent years. And, starting this Saturday, November 22, you can see some of them at…

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Coins at Museum of the Bible: Why They’re Important

November 14, 20250Comments
You've heard of the shekel, talent, and denarius from the Bible. But do you know what they look like? You can currently find a collection of ancient coins from Israel…

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My Review of Ben’s Chili Bowl: Is It Worth Visiting?

October 31, 20250Comments
Last week, my son and I visited Ben's Chili Bowl for the first time. We ordered their signature dish—Chili Smokes. It's a ½ smoke (or half beef, half pork hot…

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3 Ties Between Patsy Cline and Washington, DC

October 24, 20250Comments
Patsy Cline is best known for two things: being one of the first country artists to successfully cross over into pop music and her untimely death at age 30 in…

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