A Golden Hour For Texas
Help lead our schools to once again accept the open expression of faith in our God.
A Golden Hour For Texas
Help lead our schools to once again accept the open expression of faith in our God.
“Almighty God, we acknowledge our dependence upon Thee, and we beg Thy blessings upon us,
our parents, our teachers, and our Country. ”
One Simple Prayer
Sixty years ago, in 1962, this one simple children's prayer allowed the Supreme Court to restrict our religious freedom in the public school system. They rejected verbal prayer, and they disavowed our Liberty to celebrate the Lord in peace. Today we reinvigorate our faith in both our God and Country.
A Brief History
The United States has a long and treasured history as a Christian nation. All times of great crisis were accompanied by Americans who sought God for wisdom and strength.
During the 1700s, Patriots fought bravely and called upon God to help win the War for Independence. During the 1800s, heroic soldiers challenged fate and sought God to help win the war for Texas' Independence. And during the 1900s Americans clambered through two perilous World Wars with the help of their strong faith in God.
We minted our coins with the eternal phrase "In God We Trust" in the midst of the Civil War. After the bitter ending of World War II Congress voted emblazon "In God We Trust" as the motto of the Nation. We have kept it on our currency ever since to honor our foundation in faith.
Our Mission
The National Motto Project is a nonprofit ministry established June, 2019, in Brazoria County, Texas, by a small band of patriots who desire to break the notion that proclaiming belief in a trustworthy God is illegal. Our mission is to share information on how to procure In God We Trust posters, prepare them for distribution, and deliver National Motto signs to public and private buildings for display, particularly public schools including institutions of higher education.
We want to restore the faith of the youth in our schools, and embolden the resolve of our communities when they see this one simple phrase heralded throughout Texas. We want to help the forlorn and the abandoned, or those who have cast away any hope in life, so that they might see these words and turn to and pray to God. We want to inspire and encourage those people of faith to fully express their virtuous belief in God without shame. However we need your help to spread the Word and the good news of a great Texas law.
In June, 2021, Texas Education Code 1.004 was signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott. This law requires all public schools, including those of higher education, to prominently display a durable sign of the United States National Motto, "In God We Trust," IF one is donated for display. No public funds are used for the project. Donations by the good citizens of each community are required to accomplish this task throughout our great state of Texas.
We have been given the opportunity and the backing of good law to proudly display "In God We Trust" in all Texas public schools, and the responsibility is on you as an individual, organization, or community.
The National Motto Project has partnered with the American History and Heritage Foundation to provide Texas law compliant posters to all of you who believe in our message. If you want to be a part of history and a great awakening, follow the link below to learn how to make your mark.
U.S. National Motto
Half Page Label Sample
Half Page Label Sample
Thanks to the hard work of our Senators and noble Christian neighbors, we have already distributed these framed posters to many of our school districts and community colleges.
Contact Us
Reach Out Directly
You may choose to correspond directly.
Linda Kellogg
Phone: 979-824-3239
Email: info@usnationalmotto.com
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