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two day Conference was held at the International Peace
Education Center (IPEC) in Las Vegas on December 2 and 3,
2021. Dr. Gerald A. Higginbotham, Prime Minister of the
American Slave Nation whose father served in the Korean War was
honored to hoist the American flag from his father’s
memorial as a gift to IPEC.
Dr. Andy Compton’s lively 3-hour presentation was
impactful and left the participants yearning for more
information about the Blessing. His historical parallel to
biblical events opened the eyes of the attendees with the
understanding that the descendants of American Slaves have a
special assignment and responsibility towards achieving world
peace. Prime Minister Higginbotham’s “American Slave
Culture” lecture educated and aroused the participants. His
utmost sincerity brought the day to a progressive intensity
relieved only by a waterfall of tears to the eyes of women and
men.
The conference concluded with Dr. Higginbotham
presenting a cryptocurrency that was developed for the purpose
of supporting the American Slave Nation and all who can
participate. There was a deep expression of pain and yearning
with song, deep prayers, and reconciliation as the participants
recognized the value of the two ‘brothers’ whom God brought to
America in the very beginning and the need for empowerment,
recognition, and reconciliation so that the brothers can be on
equal footing and take their place as sons and daughters of
God.
The primary goal for the American Slave Nation is
to restore descendants of American Slaves to their original
position as sons and daughters of God with a mission to help
build the Kingdom of Heaven on earth. The event was supported
by the African Diaspora Leadership Conference whose goal is to
foster better relations between Africa, the United States, and
the Diaspora.
Universal Peace Federation Las Vegas, Misun Teah,
2nd, generation from Liberia, helped to make the event
successful under the energetic leadership team headed by Mrs.
Leslie Rigney, Executive Director Las Vegas. Leslie spoke of
the foundation of the family that is centered on God as
necessary for peace to come. She pointed out UPF's virtual
programs for inspiration and education. UPF is dedicated to
developing and presenting activities for the reconciliation of
the racial divide in America.
Las Vegas WFWP Chairwoman, Sera Hirano, spoke
eloquently about the right to self-identify and applauded Dr.
Higginbotham for redefining and embracing the word “slave” as a
way of instilling pride in a race of people whose last and only
legal name in the US Congress is “Slave”.
Rev. Juanita Pierre-Louis, also the Sr. Vice
President of WFWP USA presented her Lifeline Healing Ministries
workshop which stressed the need to heal our thoughts and
feelings to be in tune with God’s frequency. She developed and
presented a blueprint for healing families and
individuals. In an effort to help descendants of American
Slaves to achieve their human rights, Rev. Juanita Pierre-Louis
and Katherine Duncan, board members of the African Diaspora Leadership
Conference (ADLC), were encouraged by Rev. Maurice Lawrence to
give a Divine Principles workshop to Dr. Gerald A.
Higginbotham.
Katherine Duncan, Executive
Director of Harrison House said, “Harrison House is to become
the first Descendants of American Slaves Education Center
because it sits in the community with the largest concentration
of slave descendants in Nevada. She and Rev. Juanita
Pierre-Louis have both recently accepted appointments with the
newly formed sovereign nation. Next step is to bring the
Blessing to 120 Descendants of American Slaves. The
Divine Principle workshop is centered on the teachings of the
late Rev. Moon and Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon.
Sincerely Reported,
Katherine Duncan and Leslie Rigney
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