The 100th Anniversary Celebration Event Join us for a national event of titanic importance as we remember the sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic and honor the men who died for “women and children first.” [read more] The 2008 Christian Boys’ & Men’s Titanic Society Dinner Read more about the twelfth annual Titanic Society dinner on the Vision Forum Ministries website. The 2007 Christian Boys’ & Men’s Titanic Society Dinner Read more about the eleventh annual Titanic Society dinner on the Vision Forum Ministries website. The 2006 Christian Boys’ & Men’s Titanic Society Dinner Read more about the tenth annual Titanic Society dinner on the Vision Forum Ministries website. Birkenhead vs. Titanic Chapter three from the book, The Birkenhead Drill, a book published by Vision Forum. When Mamma Wears Combat Boots An article by Mrs. M.L. Chancey regarding women in combat. “Women and Children First!” Read the poem by CBMTS president Douglas W. Phillips in memoriam to the gallant men of the Titanic. Cameron Apologizes for Historical Revisionism Press Release — Director James Cameron makes the first step in apologizing to the men of the Titanic he misrepresented in his award winning blockbuster film. Do Titanic Statistics Prove Class Warfare? The trend among recent authors and directors has been to assert that a higher death toll among third class passengers proves a deliberate attempt on the part of Titanic crew to give preferential treatment to first class passengers. Doug Phillips obliterates this myth in “The Titanic Numbers Game.” “Women & Children First” Before Titanic In the mid-19th century, a brave group of British soldiers found themselves in a sinking vessel off the coast of South Africa. They gave the order “women and children first,” placed the women and children in lifeboats, and stood in formation as every one of them went down to a watery grave. For more on this thrilling story see “The Case of the Birkenhead.” COPYRIGHT © 2011 THE CHRISTIAN BOYS’ & MEN’S TITANIC SOCIETY AND VISION FORUM MINISTRIES

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