America's Holy Ground & Sacred Sites

Your national park experience can be a holy experience, too!

More than 400 national parks, historic sites, lakeshores, rivers, battlefields, and trails across the United States and its territories are protected by the National Park Service - "America's best idea." America's Holy Ground and America's Sacred Sites take you to more than 100 of these beloved sites, known for their inspiring natural beauty, unmatched diversity, historical preservation, and personal inspiration - but unlike a tour book, they will help you see God and the sacred everywhere you go.

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Curious where the photo at the top of the page is from? Here's a complete list of photos and their sources.

America's Holy Ground & Sacred Sites: 112 Faithful Reflections for America4 days ago

Trail Creek, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve (NPS photo)

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The introduction to Craters of the Moon NPS on the National Park Service web page calls its landscape “weird.” Is hundreds of square miles of barren lava fields weird enough for you? With a surface littered with rock and little else, it’s no wonder astronauts trained here for lunar excursions. Sure, weird might the word many choose, but many others express amazement when they find themselves on what may be the closest thing on Earth to walking on another planet.

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Visitors to Crater Lake National Park may spot the 'Old Man of the Lake' bobbing around. Most likely a hemlock, the 30-foot-tall tree has been a resident of the lake since at least 1896. (NPS photo)

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Project 2025, a conservative plan to radically reshape the federal government by strengthening and expanding the president’s power, poses a significant threat to current and prospective National Parks Service sites as well as other federally protected lands because it would "gut the Antiquities Act, which would allow the government to turn some of our most scenic and important public lands over to energy extraction interests.” This fantastic article from “Outside" details the threat.

The Insidious Plan to Destroy Our National Monuments

A Heritage Foundation and The Supreme Court could tear down the Antiquities Act, leaving our public lands at risk

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America's Holy Ground & Sacred Sites: 112 Faithful Reflections for America2 weeks ago

Sitting barely beneath the shallow waters in Pearl Harbor sits a testimony to both strength and vulnerability. The USS Arizona was one of the Navy’s elite symbols of American power that, 15 minutes into the surprise attack by the Japanese on December 7th, 1941, was reduced to flaming wreckage and where 900 of her crew remain entombed to this day. A visit to Pearl Harbor National Memorial reminds us of the great cost of war and the sacred nature of human life.

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Cactus wren, Joshua Tree National Park (NPS photo)

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