Barbara Elliott

The ever elegant and thoughtful Barbara Elliott (yes, OUR Barbara) was on the Mike Church show today. Congrats to Barbara for sharing her always inspiring insights on the nature of American character and community, and congrats to Mike Church for having such good taste in his choice of guests.

Click here for the interview with Barbara Elliott on the Mike Church (King Dude) radio show.

Barbara, we love you!

Books mentioned in this essay may be found in The Imaginative Conservative Bookstore. Essays by Mrs. Elliott may be found here.

Barbara J. Elliott is a Senior Contributor to The Imaginative Conservative and the President of the Center for Cultural Renewal and Adjunct Professor in the Honors College of Houston Baptist University. She is the author of five books, including Street Saints: Renewing America’s Cities

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