Jonathan Awasom <
wisesayings10@yahoo.com> wrote:
2nd Memorandum on G-8 Summit:
Oh Cry the Beloved Africa.
African scholarship, research, truth and experience on injustice and poverty in the 21ST
century.
Author and spokeperson: Pastor Jonathan F. Awasom in partnership with God and humanity to end poverty in Africa.
Social Justice and Human Rights Advocacy at large
Voice of Reason and Conscience
Denominational Affiliation: Protestant Presbyterian Christian
Home Church: Christ Presbyterian Church in Edina, Minnesota
Conservative or Liberal? None of the above.
Political Party: Non-partisan but bypartisan
State: The State of Minnesota, USA
Status: Political Asylee(on exile)
Website under construction: www.jfawasom.com
Continent and Country: West African- Cameroonian
Former Colony of: Germans, French and British
Official language: French and English
Population: about 16 millions
Unemployment rate: about 80%
Phone: 952-261-5818
Email: jjawasom@yahoo.com
Website under construction: www.jfawasom.com
Ask not what African can do for you, ask what you can do for Africa: Adopted from President JFK Kennedy
There is nothing wrong with Africa that cannot be solved with what is right with Africa: Adopted from President Bill Clinton
Freedom is God’s gift to humanity: President George Bush Jr.
Let the people know the truth and the country is safe: President Abraham Lincoln
All people are born equal and free, endowed by the creator with inalienable and inherent rights among, which are freedom, liberty and pursue of happiness: President Thomas Jefferson
Partnerships: The Presidents of G 8 Summit
C/o President George W. Bush and
Prime Minister Tony Blair
The US State Department
C/o Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
The United States Ambassador to Cameroon
The British Ambassador to Cameroon
The German Ambassador to Cameroon
Senator Mark Dayton and Norm Coleman
Congress Representatives in Minnesota, USA
Church leaders and scholars in Minnesota
The United States congress on Foreign Relation Committee
The United States Committee on International Relations
The United States Subcommittee on Africa, Global Human Rights and International Operations
President Clinton’s Global Initiative
The United Nations Organization
The Human Rights Watch
International Justice Mission
World Vision
The Open Society Institute
Acton Institute of Religion and Society
Princeton Theological Seminary: Church and Society
Presbyterian Church, USA: Social Justice, Peace, Unity and Purity of the Church
The Willow Creek Association: Christ and Freedom
Luther Seminary, St Paul: The Missional Church in the 21st century
The Bishop of ELCA: St Paul,Minnesota
United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities: Social Justice
The United Methodist Church: Social Justice
The United Church of Christ: Social Justice
University of St Thomas, St. Paul Minnesota: Department of Justice and Peace
St John University, Minnesota: Social Justice
The Archbishop of St Paul and Minneapolis and for Pope Benedict xvi
The World Alliance of Reformed Churches
The World Council of Churches
The Humphrey Institute, University of Minnesota: Public Policy
Harvard University: African Studies
ONE: The Campaign to make poverty History led by U2’S Bono
Bill and Miranda Gates .ONE is composed of about 12 organizations
The people of Africa for the 21ST century
Date: 9/25/05 and reviewed today 3/13/06
Subject: My Reaction to the 6-8 July 2005 G -8 Summit in Gleneagles, Scotland, which include Africa as my case study, the church and human freedom, applause, critique, deconstruction of the phrase, “poor nation”, rationale, commentary, minor and major causes of poverty, some solution to the causes of poverty and “my” Christian worldview on injustice and poverty.
The global war against injustice and poverty: The case of Africa
The church and human freedom
wisesayings10@yahoo.com> wrote: 2nd Memorandum on G-8 Summit:
Oh Cry the Beloved Africa.
African scholarship, research, truth and experience on injustice and poverty in the 21ST
century.
Author and spokeperson: Pastor Jonathan F. Awasom in partnership with God and humanity to end poverty in Africa.
Social Justice and Human Rights Advocacy at large
Voice of Reason and Conscience
Denominational Affiliation: Protestant Presbyterian Christian
Home Church: Christ Presbyterian Church in Edina, Minnesota
Conservative or Liberal? None of the above.
Political Party: Non-partisan but bypartisan
State: The State of Minnesota, USA
Status: Political Asylee(on exile)
Website under construction: www.jfawasom.com
Continent and Country: West African- Cameroonian
Former Colony of: Germans, French and British
Official language: French and English
Population: about 16 millions
Unemployment rate: about 80%
Phone: 952-261-5818
Email:
jjawasom@yahoo.com Website under construction: www.jfawasom.com
Ask not what African can do for you, ask what you can do for Africa: Adopted from President JFK Kennedy
There is nothing wrong with Africa that cannot be solved with what is right with Africa: Adopted from President Bill Clinton
Freedom is God’s gift to humanity: President George Bush Jr.
Let the people know the truth and the country is safe: President Abraham Lincoln
All people are born equal and free, endowed by the creator with inalienable and inherent rights among, which are freedom, liberty and pursue of happiness: President Thomas Jefferson
Partnerships: The Presidents of G 8 Summit
C/o President George W. Bush and
Prime Minister Tony Blair
The US State Department
C/o Condoleezza Rice, Secretary of State
The United States Ambassador to Cameroon
The British Ambassador to Cameroon
The German Ambassador to Cameroon
Senator Mark Dayton and Norm Coleman
Congress Representatives in Minnesota, USA
Church leaders and scholars in Minnesota
The United States congress on Foreign Relation Committee
The United States Committee on International Relations
The United States Subcommittee on Africa, Global Human Rights and International Operations
President Clinton’s Global Initiative
The United Nations Organization
The Human Rights Watch
International Justice Mission
World Vision
The Open Society Institute
Acton Institute of Religion and Society
Princeton Theological Seminary: Church and Society
Presbyterian Church, USA: Social Justice, Peace, Unity and Purity of the Church
The Willow Creek Association: Christ and Freedom
Luther Seminary, St Paul: The Missional Church in the 21st century
The Bishop of ELCA: St Paul,Minnesota
United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities: Social Justice
The United Methodist Church: Social Justice
The United Church of Christ: Social Justice
University of St Thomas, St. Paul Minnesota: Department of Justice and Peace
St John University, Minnesota: Social Justice
The Archbishop of St Paul and Minneapolis and for Pope Benedict xvi
The World Alliance of Reformed Churches
The World Council of Churches
The Humphrey Institute, University of Minnesota: Public Policy
Harvard University: African Studies
ONE: The Campaign to make poverty History led by U2’S Bono
Bill and Miranda Gates .ONE is composed of about 12 organizations
The people of Africa for the 21ST century
Date: 9/25/05 and reviewed today 3/13/06
Subject: My Reaction to the 6-8 July 2005 G -8 Summit in Gleneagles, Scotland, which include Africa as my case study, the church and human freedom, applause, critique, deconstruction of the phrase, “poor nation”, rationale, commentary, minor and major causes of poverty, some solution to the causes of poverty and “my” Christian worldview on injustice and poverty.
The global war against injustice and poverty: The case of Africa
The church and human freedom
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