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Daily Court Reporter - News Freedom Celebration 2018 –with featured guest, Sebastian Gorka

 

Freedom Celebration 2018 –with featured guest, Sebastian Gorka

Pastor Bruce Jackson, First Grace of Dayton

First Grace of Dayton, Ohio will host its 30th anniversary Freedom Celebration, Sunday July 8th. This year’s Freedom Celebration 2018 will feature a keynote address by Dr. Sebastian Gorka, former Deputy Assistant National Security Advisor to President Donald J Trump and NY Times best-selling author of Defeating Jihad; The Winnable War. Dr. Gorka has just returned from Singapore, where he was a witness to the historic, landmark U.S.-North Korea Summit and he will be sharing observations concerning this agreement and its implications for our own national security. Sebastian Gorka is uniquely qualified to speak to issues of national security and American freedom as he shares his own story of fleeing the oppression of communism as a child and legally immigrating to the U.S., where he rose to the pinnacle of power and influence as an advisor to the President in the White House! He will be introducing his brand new book, (which is set for release on September 25, 2018), Why We Fight: Recovering America’s Will to Win at the Freedom Celebration.

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Date Published: June 22, 2018

 

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