aActor, film producer, writer Kirk Cameron met children, parents and grandparents Arizona In his latest Story Hour Stop, he calls it “the most faith-respecting, family-friendly and patriotic get-together ever.”
On Friday, more than 600 people attended the Civic Center Library in Scottsdale, Arizona, where Cameron read faith-based children’s books. As You Growth Also, while chanting the Pledge of Allegiance and singing “God Bless America.”
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“We talked candidly about the importance of proven solutions to our country’s problems, including the border crisis, a return to good and godly values, and the search for the truth,” Cameron said. . Washington Examiner.
Cameron was joined by the Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb The Arizona legislator who recently announced her candidacy for the U.S. Senate challenged Senator Kirsten Cinema (I-AZ).
“As a Sheriff, I have spent my life protecting people and keeping citizens safe. Nothing is more important than protecting the minds and hearts of little children,” Lam said. “That’s a heavy weight to think about. We must protect them, love them and inspire them! The future of our great nation depends on it.”
Cameron started a national tour Earlier this year, along with others brave book author To help parents defy the ‘storm’ wakefulness It seems to be taking the country by storm. ”
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“If we want to change our culture, we have to create it,” Cameron added. “Good people with moral integrity have to create culture. That’s what we do at these events.”
Cameron’s next storytime stop is set for April 29 in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
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