Constitution Cafes

Constitution Cafés
FREE ǀ Select Sundays ǀ 2:00pm

Utilizing the Socratic Method of inquiry, engage in civil discourse to explore different aspects of the Constitution each month. Sponsored by the Oakland County Bar Foundation. Scroll down to register.

This program takes place inside Old Troy Church on our site. If you have accessibility questions, please click here to visit our accessibility page or contact us at info@thvmail.org and we will be happy to help!

Upcoming Constitution Café topics:

• August 11: The Sixteenth Amendment — The Income Tax! Is taxing and spending the nature of government?
• September 8: Amendment XVII: The popular election of Senators! Before the Seventeenth Amendment, the Senate was thought of as a club for the wealthy. Did this Amendment fix that?
• October 13: Amendment XVIII: Prohibition! How much power should a limited government have? If consent of the governed is the cornerstone of American governance, what can't the government do with popular support?
• November 10: Amendment XIX: Women are granted the right to vote! Are women now finally equal under the Constitution?