Welcome to Liberty Day 2009!

Patrick Henry & the Virginia Convention Delegates welcome you to this website about our annual celebration of Liberty Day!

Whether you are just investigating Liberty Day, or are an old friend and alumni, we're glad you've stopped by and hope that
this site provides the information you seek!

If not, just drop us a note at Info@LibertyDay.net with your question, and we'll do our best to answer it promptly.

Liberty Day 2009 is now behind us and it was WONDERFUL!
Dr. Jehle shared much wisdom with us. Be sure to check out the conference recordings. They are very worth purchasing!

Ahhh... and we greatly enjoyed having Charlie Zahm join us with his fun and stirring music throughout the day and evening!

Click Here to watch a short slideshow of pictures from Liberty Day 2009!

Again in 2010 we will be hosting the Liberty Day Conference and Celebration at Medinah Baptist Church, in Medinah, IL, in late March.

More details to come!

We hope that you will join us!

Liberty Day 2009 Slideshow

(6.5 minutes long)

2009 Apple Pie Contest Winners!

Congratulations to Schuyler & Krista, on your winning apple pie!

2009 Essay Contest Winners!

Congratulations to our 2009 Essay Contest Winners! The following is the criteria that each essay was asked to meet:

Define for us the difference between a Reformation and a Revolution. One ends in order, the other in chaos. Why? You may also consider comparing the key ideological and theological differences between America's War for Independence and the French Revolution.

For the younger student group (ages 8-12), write in your own words an exciting narrative describing the writing and/or signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Students ages 8-12 - 200-300 words
Students ages 13-18 - 400-600 words
Adults ages 19-99 - 600-800 words

Much time and consideration went into reading each essay and selecting the winners! Slowly the number of essays was trimmed down to a few finalists, and at last - after much debate amongst the judges - winners were chosen! Click on the author's name to read their essay!

Students ages 8-12: Paul Hartlaub, Wisconsin
Students ages 13-18: Nathan Detwiler, Ohio
& Rachel Detwiler, Ohio
Adults ages 19-99: David Jachim, Michigan