What We Do
Constitutional Studies
Members of the Columbus Center and Rising Generation engage in rigorous study of the Constitution and writings of the Founding Fathers. Students of the “Freedom Formula” teach courses in the community.
American & World History
The Columbus Center provides college-level online courses and seminars on various American and world history subjects. Classes are broadcast live and recordings are available to students who register.
International Studies
The Constitution was intended to be a pattern of successful self-government for the nations of the world. The Columbus Center needs bilingual patriots who want to participate in teaching in foreign countries.
Featured Instructors

Dr. Glenn J. Kimber
Dr. Kimber is the President of the Columbus Center for Constitutional Studies and a renowned scholar on the U.S. Constitution.

Jacob Householder
Jacob Householder is the Director of International Outreach and of the Columbus Center’s Rising Generation.
“Knowledge will forever govern ignorance: And a people who mean to be their own Governors, must arm themselves with the power which knowledge gives.”
~James Madison
Featured Students

Tiffany Langford
Williston, North Dakota

Amanda Penrod
Provo, Utah

Carter Brown
Mesa, Arizona
Course List
A research-based presentation on what prophets of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have taught about the future of America and the Constitution of the United States.
The Union of the States and the Amendment Process
Understanding the Judicial Branch
Understanding the Executive Branch
Understanding the Legislative Branch
The Making of the Constitution
The Founders’ Charter of Freedom
God’s Hand in the Building of America
Basic Principles of the Constitution
Towards a One-World Order
Insights into the Life of Samuel Adams
Insights into the Life of John Adams
Insights into the Life of James Madison
Insights into the Life of Benjamin Franklin
Insights into the Life of George Washington
Insights into the Life of Thomas Jefferson
From the Atlantic to the Pacific: The Impact of the Panama Canal