Welcome to the intersection of faith in the culture. This is Wal-Builders, where we take

on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

And this week, or at least the last three days of this week, we are taking on a presentation

from Bob McEwen at the Prof. Legislative Conference. It's a three-part series, so if you're just

tuning in today, you're getting the conclusion, but it's still going to be great information,

you're going to enjoy it. But you also want to go to our website, wallboulderslive.com,

and in the archive section, check out yesterday and the day before and you can get the entire

presentation. But before we jump into Bob McEwen, let's get into some of our heroes of history.

By the way, I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution coach here with David Barton,

America's premier historian and Tim Barton, national speaker and pastor and president of Wal-Builders.

Tim, who is our hero of history today?

All right, Rick. Well, today is someone that I think probably most of our listeners have no

idea about. Now, if you're listening and you've heard of the name Betsy Stockton,

congratulations. You are in a very, very, very small minority. One of the things we will celebrate

about her was she was America's first black single female missionary, because she was a missionary

at the time, early mid-1800s. There was a missions board in America. And the only way that you could

be approved to go on foreign missions was through the mission board. And the mission board required

that you be married. Now, let's also back up. She's someone like many of the heroes we've talked

about that was born in slavery. And then when she was very young, she was given as a wedding president

to another family, actually to the family, the Reverend Asheville Green. And she grew up in the

Green family. The Reverend Green sent her to go be with another family where she could learn

to be kind of more formal in the way she conduct herself. The Reverend Green never sees

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