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Aug 10, 2025 7 min

Christian Temperance Era

from Celebrate the Bible Hosted by Francis Douglas

This episode explores the American temperance movement, focusing on its history and artifacts from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. It emphasizes the movement's impact on alcohol consumption and family life, featuring key figures like Frances Willard and events like Billy Sunday's evangelistic meetings. Historical artifacts include pledge cards, trade cards, and a photograph of a temperance fountain. If you would like to view the photos associated with this episode, please visit my WordPress page at: https://celebratethebible250.com/2025/08/10/the-american-temperance-era/

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