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Essay Contests

G.A. Henty Essays

Elsie Dinsmore Essays

Biblical Manhood Essay

Catalog Essay

Congratulations to the 2006 G.A. Henty Essay Contest winners — Rylan McQuade, Molly Anderson, Courtney Anderson, and Daniel Ross. The 2006 essay topic was: “How G.A. Henty’s works remind us of God’s providence throughout history.” View photos of the winners and read their essays.

Congratulations to the 2005 G.A. Henty Essay Contest winners — Jordyn Seillier, Sarah Byrum, and Richard Rohlin. The 2005 essay topic was, “How G.A. Henty’s works affirm boys and girls in their rightful roles as men and women.” View photos of the winners and read their essays.

Congratulations to the 2004 G.A. Henty Essay Contest winners — Alex Hilton, Carter Butaud, and Joël Quenneville. The 2004 essay topic was, “What twenty-first century boys and girls can learn about duty, honor, and courage from the writings of G.A. Henty.” View photos of the winners and read their essays.

Congratulations to the 2003 G.A. Henty Essay Contest winners — Curtis Adams, Jessica Israel, and Phillip Reeves. The 2003 essay topic was, “What Christians can learn from the writings of G.A. Henty about the true meaning of manhood.” View photos of the winners and read their essays.

Congratulations to the 2002 G.A. Henty Essay Contest winners — Curtis Ting, Drew Burnham, and Olivia Barrow. The 2002 essay topic was, “What twenty-first century boys and girls can learn about duty, honor, and courage from the writings of G.A. Henty.” View photos of the winners and read their essays.

Congratulations to the 2001 G.A. Henty Essay Contest winners — Jennifer Schlaudt, Grant Hackney, Kristin Caroline Balance, Jonathan Sater, Jennifer Straw, and Molly Anderson. The 2002 essay topic was, “What I have learned from Mr. Henty.” View photos of the winners and read their essays.

Congratulations to the 2006 Elsie Dinsmore Essay Contest winners and runners-up. The 2006 essay topic was, “Why is Elsie Dinsmore relevant to today’s Christian girls?” View photos of the winners and read their essays.

Congratulations to the 2002 Elsie Dinsmore Essay Contest winners and runners-up. The 2002 essay topic was, “What twenty-first century girls can learn from Elsie Dinsmore.” View photos of the winners and read their essays.

Congratulations to the 2004 G.A. Contest winner — Amanda Freeborn. The 2004 essay topic was “How Stonewall Jackson Demonstrated a Biblical Vision of Manhood.” View a photo of the winner and read the essay.

Let it be known that a prize of $1,000 in Federal Reserve notes shall be granted to the man or woman, boy or girl, knight or vassal, royal or commoner, who drafts the most compelling story that artfully tells the “true” tale of the individuals, events and the monstrous beastie depicted on the cover of the 2010 Vision Forum catalog. Click here to learn more.