This window is in
a church in Minterne
Abbas
Dorset, England
IIn 1776 the people of America took
the power from King George not only to govern themselves but also took the
King's power to dub their knights.
So
it is in America a man is dubbed a knight not by a king or queen but by the
people who elect their public servants.
Numerous
American children have dubbed me their knight.
The
mayors of four American cities have dubbed me the official knight of their
cities:
St. Louis, MO
Gerald, MO
Webster Groves, MO
N. Tonawanda
New York
You can read about
these dubbings on the clicks to the right
.
Click on any of the
images to enlarge and print them for your program hand outs.
Also
see the list to the right of diagrams of the armor, the oath of the knight,
pictures of how to put on armor, plans for making catapults,
explanations of the crest of arms and its symbols, an explanation of the
values to be derived from the stories I tell.
The
events listed to the right are not all my events but a sampling of those
that might be open to the public.
If
you need a knight, regardless of where you are, my motto is "Have
armor, will travel."
So
far I have served as a knight in the following states:
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
New York
Texas
If it be possible I
would like to serve in every one of the 50 States
Next
year it is my hope to serve as a knight in England, Scotland and Wales
It
has been my great honor to serve in over 300 public schools, over 50
Christian Schools, in nearly 100 Christian Churches, Bible Schools and
Sunday Schools, over 50 Scout Pack and Blue and Gold Banquets and at many,
many birthday parties. I have also served at Wedding Rehearsal
Dinners, serve as a guard at restaurants, parks and other places.
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The video below is one of many news reports of my work as a knight in
America. Clcik on it and see this video and then see the other videos
off the click above.
January 2008
January
11
Home School Group
First Baptist Church of St. Peters
on MidRiver Mall Drive
7 p.m.
January 16
Kiwanis Luncheon
8352 Watson Rd
12:50 p.m.
January 18
Kirkwood School
8:30-11:30
January 20th SundJanuary
20th 2pm at O'Fallon Masonic Lodge 122 East State Street, O'Fallon IL
January 24
Provident Christian School
6:30 p.m.
February 3
5pm Scout Blue and Gold
St. Peters, Missouri 5-6
February 14
Lutheran's Men
6:30 p.m. Red Bud, Illinois
and many more
PAST EVENTS BELOW
November 4th
Downtown Public Library
St. Louis - 12 to 4 P.M.
Open to the Public
This is the main downtown Branch of the Library on Olive downtown
November 4th 7:30 P.M.
Homeschool Medieval festival - please call me to make sure you can come to
this event
November 5th
Villa Park Illinois Public Library 2:00 p.m.
Knight Stories
Open to the Public
September
10th
At the St. Louis Art Museum
Free for the Whole Family
Come Meet Me at This Special Event
Try on My Helmet
1 p.m.
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