Amy Semple McPherson rose to prominence in the 1920s as a Pentecostal preacher, using innovative techniques to spread the gospel and build America's first megachurch in Los Angeles. Her ministry was marked by scandal and controversy, but she ultimately rebuilt her reputation and left a lasting legacy in American Christian history. [... more]

Heather McPherson, curator of history at the South Carolina Military Museum, shares the story of her great uncle Ralph Ferguson, who served in the 29th Division during World War II and landed on Omaha Beach. Through her research and connection with her family, Heather brings Ralph's story to life, highlighting the importance of preserving memories and honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice. [... more]

Amy Semple McPherson rose to prominence in the 1920s using innovative techniques to spread the gospel, becoming one of the most famous Americans of her time. She built the first megachurch in Los Angeles, Angelus Temple, and used radio evangelism to reach a wider audience. Her life was marked by scandal and controversy, including a mysterious disappearance and a subsequent trial. Despite her flaws, McPherson's legacy as a pioneering figure in American Christianity remains. [... more]

Heather McPherson, curator of history at the South Carolina Military Museum, shares the story of her great uncle Ralph Ferguson, who served in the 29th Division during World War II and landed on Omaha Beach. She spent years researching and piecing together his story, and eventually made a pilgrimage to Normandy to visit his grave. The experience had a profound impact on her and sparked a deeper connection to her family's history and the sacrifices made by those who served. [... more]

Amy Semple McPherson rose to prominence in the 1920s using innovative techniques to spread the gospel and became a household name. She founded the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel, which is still a major American denomination today. McPherson's ministry was marked by scandal and controversy, including allegations of an affair and financial impropriety, but she ultimately rebuilt her ministry and left a lasting impact on American Christianity. [... more]

Heather McPherson, curator of history at the South Carolina Military Museum, shares the story of her great uncle Ralph Ferguson, a soldier who landed on Omaha Beach during World War II and made the ultimate sacrifice. Through her research and journey, Heather brings Ralph's story to life, connecting people across the world and keeping memories of good sons and daughters alive. [... more]

Pastor Miles McPherson encourages listeners to see God's image in everyone, regardless of their color or background, and to move past in-group bias and out-group discrimination to achieve unity and love their neighbors. [... more]

The Cincinnati Bengals are still alive in the playoff chase after a 34-31 overtime win against the Jacksonville Jaguars, thanks to a game-winning field goal by Evan McPherson. The team is now 6-6 and in the mix for a playoff spot, along with several other teams in the NFL. [... more]

Heather McPherson, curator of history at the South Carolina Military Museum, shares the story of her great uncle Ralph Ferguson, who served in the 29th Division during World War II and landed on Omaha Beach. Through her research and pilgrimage to Normandy, Heather pieced together Ralph's story and found a sense of purpose in keeping his memory alive. [... more]

A life-saving device, the iron lung, helped people survive polio, a disease that paralyzed thousands in the 1940s. Meanwhile, Marion C. Cooper, a Hollywood director and producer, served as a US Army pilot in World War I and later organized the Kosciuszko Squadron to aid Poland in the Polish-Russian War. Cooper's experiences inspired his filmmaking career, including the classic movie King Kong. [... more]

A family lived in the New York Public Library for 38 years, with the children playing among the marble statues and the father inventing an air purifier. A curator shares the story of her great uncle who served in World War II and was killed on Omaha Beach. A woman's marriage is tested when she develops a friendship with a man, but ultimately finds freedom and healing through confession and rebuilding trust. [... more]