Best-selling
author, historian, and columnist Jane Hampton Cook is known for
making history both memorable and relevant to today’s news and
events. Whether speaking publicly
or writing, Jane focuses on topics that transcend generations,
such as courage, freedom, patriotism, leadership, faith,
communication, and womanhood. Jane has spoken to a variety of groups,
including the
White House, Pentagon, U.S.
Department of Labor, the Heritage
Foundation, Baylor University, Texas A&M University, as well as professional organizations,
political coalitions, universities, schools, and churches.
She has been a guest on national and international TV--the Fox
News Channel, SKY news, and CBN Newswatch--and more than
80 radio programs throughout the United States.
What
Others Are Saying about Jane "I really enjoyed her message"
"Fantastic speaker"
"Enjoyed hearing about history"
"Excellent Speaker"
"Very good, wish we could have heard more from her"
"Really enjoyed what she had to say"
"I attended the San Antonio Baylor
Women's League luncheon where you spoke last year, April 17. I
have reflected on your message, "what is a revolution"
so many times! ~especially amidst the recent political
changes... I'm really enjoying your blogging."
The
Real George Washington,
Constitutional
Coalition, St. Louis
The Real
American Revolution Forty years after it ended, John Adams reflected that the
American Revolution was more than just a war; it was a change in
the hearts and minds of the people. Drawing on her book, Stories
of Faith and Courage from the Revolutionary War, Jane
Hampton Cook takes a reality check on the nation's founders and
looks at when the quest for independence really began in the
hearts and minds of George Washington, John and Abigail Adams
and others. By uncovering their dreams, Jane shows how they
wanted nothing more than what Americans want today, the quiet
life. This upbeat and inspiring talk is sure to fire up
your patriotism.
Everyone needs courage
now and then. Jane Hampton Cook—a former White House webmaster
for President George W. Bush—gives audiences a fascinating,
anecdote-filled presentation on courage and why it matters
today. Based on her captivating book, Stories
of Faith and Courage from the Revolutionary War, Cook spells
out what it means to B-R-A-V-E and uses extraordinary examples from
the lives of George Washington,
Martha Washington, Abigail Adams, and many others. Inspired by
these patriots who lived loudly for liberty, this timely message
shows the relevancy of courage today, whether in the
business world, government sector, the home office, or just
everyday life. Cook also
pays tribute to the service men and service women who continue
the spirit of the American Revolution by living loudly for
liberty today. Heritage
Foundation MP3
Would
George Washington carry a blackberry if he were alive today? Would
Benjamin
Franklin have been a blogger? What would Abigail Adams's
Facebook page have looked like? This talk takes an out-of-time
but real look at Ben Franklin, George Washington and Abigail
Adams, giving a better understanding of our nation's founders
and why liberty still matters today.
You
know the red, white, and blue! But do you know the meaning
behind the nation's colors? This talk puts power behind
the pigment and takes a look at the original definition of red,
white, and blue and shows their relevancy to leadership today.
This presentation mixes stories from the nation's founders, such
as George Washington and John Adams, and modern-day examples to
uncover important qualities of leadership. After all it still
takes courage, motivation, and perseverance to be a leader!
5.
Martha, Abigail & Lucy (also Red, White,
& Blue & You)
Women
Martha,
Abigail, and Lucy were ladies of liberty, women who wanted
nothing more than the quiet life. This talk takes the true
meaning of red, white, and blue, and brings the nation's colors
to life through stories of Martha Washington, Abigail Adams, and
Lucy Knox. Their examples of courage, loyalty, and perseverance
are relevant to today's women, both in the workplace and the
family.
Read
one of my books, host a book club meeting, invite me, and I'll
give you the inside scoop on my book, writing, and my White
House days as a webmaster. I'll
autograph copies of your books. Add some "giving
thanks" to the event by giving your guests an opportunity
buy books for soldiers, those who are living loudly for liberty.
About me MP3 Meet the
Author Tea, Fairfax, VA
Never before has the influence of first ladies been greater.
A former first lady ran for president and the current
first lady has become a media darling. Drawing
on her book The Faith of America’s First Ladies and her White House insider
experience as a webmaster to President George W. Bush, Jane
Hampton Cook presents spellbinding stories of these amazing
women of influence. From their behind-the-scenes courage to
their commitment to public service, these women reveal qualities
of character that continue to
inspire Americans today. Drawing on the first lady of
Proverbs 31 Cook uncovers pearls of wisdom and what it means to
be a first lady, whether through work and the professional world
or family and motherhood. Through it all she reveals that every woman is
a first lady to God, her family, friends, employees, and those
closest to her.
"Be strong and courageous." Everyone needs courage
now and then. Jane Hampton Cook—former White House webmaster
for President George W. Bush—gives audiences a fascinating,
anecdote-filled presentation on courage and the founding of the
nation. Based on her captivating book, Stories
of Faith in Courage from the Revolutionary War, Cook spells
out what it means to B-R-A-V-E using extraordinary examples from
the lives of George Washington, John Adams,
Martha Washington, Abigail Adams, and many others. Drawing
upon the promise of Joshua 1:9, Cook reminds faith-based audiences that
God's promise is not the outcome of bravery, but His commitment to be with you through it. Jane
has given this talk to several church groups, from young married
couples to women's groups to seniors.
This talk
uncovers the real meaning behind the nation's colors and how
these qualities relate to gratefulness. Through stories from the
lives of George Washington, John Adams, and Henry Knox, this
speech reveals what it means to have a red, white, and blue
Thanksgiving. This is a great speech for military and
faith-based groups, one Jane has given to a group at the
Pentagon.
July
4, 2009
