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10. Raise Money for the African People of Love

 

9. Turn Loose Change into Charitable Donations

 

Help us round up your purchases to the nearest dollar and gives the change to the African People of Love. All that change adds up, and you can put a limit on the amount donated. Of course, you can also do this yourself manually by taking your jar of coins and turning it into a charitable donation, to the African People of Love

8. Go on a Volunteer Vacation

 

This one’s not quite “effortless,” but by booking a volunteer vacation both you and the community you visit to lend a helping hand benefit. You can save a ton of money on your travel and have some amazing experiences all while supporting the African Communities thru the African People of Love.

7. Fund a Micro Loan Through Kiva

 

Previously mentioned the African People of Love enables you to give  (as little as $25) to a small business in developing countries. Choose to help a group of farmers in Afrika, buy a new lawn mower, for example, or a health group in Kenya install chlorine dispensers for safe drinking water. You’ll get progress reports on the project. There is a risk you won’t get repaid, but, It’s a way to lend a helping hand to those in need without really spending money or time.

6. Start Your Shopping at iGive

 

There are plenty of portals where you can start your support, but the African People of Love gives a percentage of your support to Afrika, the charity of your choice (an average of 3% donated).

5. Buy Awareness Branded Items

A portion of profiles from the sale of Product(RED) merchandise goes to fight AIDS in Africa;  the African People of Love, partner with companies to provide products that support their important causes.

4. Use a Matching Gift Program to Double Your Donations

 

You can make your charitable donations go further with matching donation offers. Many companies match or even double or triple employees’ donation amount—so you can give more to the charity with less money. African People of Love ask you to share those great times to for your charitable giving.

3. Shop at AmazonSmile

If you’re going to shop at Amazon anyway, why not have part of your purchase automatically go to charity? That’s what Amazon’s program AmazonSmile does. Just head to the site every time you shop Amazon and it’s just like shopping on Amazon, except better—0.5% of your purchase goes to the charity of your choice.

2. Donate Your Computer’s Idle Time

 

Your computer’s idle time can be donated to the African People of Love Open Infrastructure for Network Computing project for research purposes, everything from find cures for diseases to searching for extraterrestrial life. When we find aliens, you might feel a bit of pride that your computer played a part in its spare time.

1. Go for a Run, Walk, or Bike Ride

Exercise is good for you, and it turns out your movement could also be good for charity. Charity Miles is a free Android or iPhone app that raises 10 to 25 cents per mile for a charity you select (walkers and runners earn up to 25¢ per mile; bikers earn up to 10¢ per mile.) This is possible through corporate sponsorships of the app. It doesn’t have to be just walking or biking either; the site’s FAQs say: “Skipping, skating, hop[p]ing, rolling and all other human-propelled activities are perfectly acceptable.”

There are many more ways you can give back without donating lots of money or spending too much time. Hopefully some of the above will inspire you as we move into the season of giving (and all year round).

AFRICAN PEOPLE OF LOVE, NATIONAL CHURCH

We are a revolutionary global organization dedicated to the uplifting and empowerment of the Afrikan Diaspora.

We believe economic and religious enslavement is what has caused the decline of our black civilizations. This can not be tolerated any longer! The APOL represents the generation that is going to stand up and fight back with their actions and not with their rhetoric. Our elders have already done research and put blueprints in place. Our position is that we must put their plans into action NOW.

The global black community is in a state of false contentment and as a people; we are lost and miss-educated about our history and culture. This produces undeveloped Afrikan minds that don’t know who they are and don’t have any connection with the land which gave them life….Afrika. We are continuing the war that Menes started in 4,000 BCE.

The APOL is governed by The Council. The council is set up to symbolize: Truth, Justice Harmony, Balance, Order, Reciprocity and Propriety. We come together to make decisions about the direction of the organization.

As a member of the APOL Organization you are expected to abide by certain guidelines. These guidelines are as follows:

The reason we are in our current situation as a people is because we have failed to come together economically. The revolution does not have to be televised but it must be subsidized. Donations are mandatory! There is no way to move our people forward if we can’t support the cause to liberate our people. No one else is going to do it, so we MUST do this by any means necessary. Donations will be used for gardening, organization administrative functions, conferences, pamphlets and social programs and education curriculum. Each member is expected to donate by the 15th of every month. If you are not able to donate please contact the Council treasurer and explain your current situation. The Council will then make a decision on your situation and discuss other means of fund raising.

Participation: WE need to be active in our communities by putting our words into actions. Participate in the groups, forums ,local and or national conferences. We should focus on keeping our money in our communities. We can do this by supporting and creating black owned businesses.

We should conduct ourselves as follows:

10 Virtues

*Control of thought
*Control of actions
*Steadfastness of purpose
*Identity with the spiritual life or the higher ideals
*Evidence of having a mission in life
*Evidence of a call to spiritual orders
*Freedom from resentment when under the experience of persecution and wrong
*Confidence in the power of the master (as teacher)
*Confidence in ones own ability to learn
*Readiness or preparedness for initiation

“When the people are ready Uhuru (freedom) will appear”

The Council

In the meantime you can reach us at 616-243-4131 or by fax at 616-243-8640. We are looking forward to hearing from you. You can also contact us at our e-mail Click here to email us

If you are not familiar with our family and this is your first contact with us online: We would be pleased to hear from you!

Or Click here to send us an email

This page is under construction.

We are currently creating content for this section. In order to be able to keep up with our high standards of service, we need a little more time. Please stop by again. Thank you for your interest!

In brief, you should know the following about us: our Assembly was established in 2000 and has been responsible for providing outstanding unity and love ever since. Our specialty is in the area of love. Our members value unification.

Immediate action needed right away everyone calling

White Pastor says What Black Pastors are silent on

Sadly some black people will say he shouldn’t say it because he is white. But if blacks where saying this..would it be a need? http://thechurchgroup.com/dobe…

THE LIVING SOUL

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*At work*

Customer: ……. so yeah i got a busy church day
Me: oh yeah i remember those days
Her: what you dont go to church no more
Me: oh no maam, i had to free myself from all that pointless drama. I got ordained as a minister and then i left the church
Her: oh no you need to get back in the word and you need a church home cause you need a Shepherd.
Me: nah shepherd are for sheep. Im a gorilla.
Her: a gorilla? 😧
Me: yeah a sheep is a mindless animal that needs to be lead everywhere and constantly tended to. Its weak and always in danger of being attacked by a preditor and needs someone other than itself or its kind to protect it and show it the way. It can also be easily lead astray.
But a gorilla isnt like that. Like think about it. What attacks a gorilla?
Her:………😲😲😲😲😲😲
Me: exactly. Gorilla dont need a leader outside of him/herself to lead them. They live they thrive and are one of the most dangerous animals on the planet. Nothing attacks a gorrilla or an elephant. They both are wise and strong, they live in family structures that are governed by them and they are vegans. So i would liken myself to a gorilla or an elephant.
Her: …no hunny you got it all wrong see you need to read the Bible.
Me: i told you i am an ordained minister. I got ordained when i was 22 years old. I come from a long line of pastors and decons and devoted church goers. I have seen the church up close all my life. Thats why i left.
Her:…😯😯😯😯
Me: But you enjoy your service tho☺

Donald

Interesting..

Let’s talk about King James and the Bible

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Is it True that Jesus’ Divinity was Invented by Constantine at the Council of Nicea?

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LET US CREATE WOMAN AND MAN IN OUR IMAGE, IN THE IMAGE OF THE ELOHIM’S THEY CREATED THEM.

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MY DAILY PRAYER

O ANU ELYOWN ELYOWN EL, EL Eloh the anointer. The Most High, who is the breath in my body, the blood in my veins, the light in my days.

Please help me in my love of those who do not overstand me and hate me, not knowing that you sent me to them with the light.

Oh, ANU could I not have been sent to lead the Ants? I think they could have overstood.

Oh ANU my ruler forgive me this question. It is the cry of the half human nature you gave me in your work.

Oh my Sustainer, do I have your permission to cry for those who do not love you, the hurt, the pain they are to receive for this? They cannot see or hear you. I know O my Mother, that you gave then senses.

Oh ANU, who has the power to extract the salt from our tears, ad the savor from the salt, Divide also the evil from the good in our hearts. Part again the disagreeable and agreeable things in the planet Earth. And let us walk your narrow path, the narrow path of those Anunnaqi before us.

I see the narrow path my Mother, I want to teach them my people to walk in it, love of you and not fear. Help me, help me, help me. Oh, I see you have glorified my name Eliyax Petty. I have been sent by you to them but they do not have faith. Surely I love them so very much. Thank you for your time. Again green is what it is to be. To ask in your pure light was as refreshing as the birth of the birds, the signs of summer.

Your voice whispered the truth in my heart. Even help those who conceal what they know to be true. For they too, need my help. Clean them not of the disease, but of the sins of their hands and feet which keep them pointing and walking, as if to say they cannot see ANU ELYOWN ELYOWN EL, but they do.

Please take their hands off the faces of my foolish brothers and sisters, daughters and sons. The negligent.

Let me blink for the whole world and when my eyes are4 open again, let me see and know only the facts. That can lead me closer to you. Provider of all things that we see and cannot see, plus what we iss and try to miss.

I speak to all the world. I am here for You to bring the lamp to light your way to the All, look this way, look this way.

I am here. Love Eliyax The Appointed.

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BLACK HISTORY FOR CHILDREN

 

BLACK HISTORY FOR THOSE WHO DON’T KNOW THEIR HISTORY

The European Flugelrods, named Europeans after their female leader that rebelled, Who is also named Europa, daughter of Agenor, sister of Cadmus known as Zeus.

As opposed to the European Flugelrods, named  Europeans after their female leadere that rebelled, Who is also named Europa, daughter of Agenor, sister of Cadmus known as Zeus.

This Europa gave birth to Zeus, another “Z”, that the second zig, the first being Zuen Zeus and remarried Asterius, ruler of Crete.  At her death she was deified as a fertility deity by Zeus. Whit this tricknology they were given the power to rule for not less thank six thousand Earth years, They entered from the east side where there are harbors called Isthmus. and into the Grotto or Grotte which means a “hidden underground passage a subterranean cavern” one of the entrances to the Flugelord’s cavern home called Palatkwapi.  This is also where the Sccroll of Revelations was reveled to Yuhanna Bar Zabadiy, that is John son of Zebbedd the divine in the year nineyt and six A.D.

Europa was initially a Cretan moon goddess, who was incorporated into the Greek mythology as a virgin Phoenician princess. She was the daughter of the King Agenor of Sidon and Europe was named after her.

She had an affair with Zeus, which Hera never learned about and therefore, never tried to pursue Europa to punish her. One night, Europa dreamed of two continents, which had taken the forms of women, arguing over her. Asia maintained that since Europa had been born in Asia, she belonged to her. The other continent, which was nameless, said that her birth was not important and that Zeus would give Europa to her. Disturbed by the dream, Europa woke up in the early hours and did not go back to sleep. She summoned her companions, who were all daughters of nobility and of her age. It was a beautiful day and they went off gathering flowers by the sea. Zeus noticed this charming group, particularly Europa, who was the prettiest of the maidens. According to some sources, Eros induced him into action with one of his arrows, although Zeus never really needed much persuasion. In any case, Zeus appeared to the group in the form of a white bull, one that was more beautiful than any other; a bull that smelled of flowers and lowed beautifully; a bull so obviously gentle that all the maidens rushed to stroke and pet it. The bull laid down in front of Europa and she slid onto its back. Instantly, the bull charged off, plunging into the sea, and began to swim rapidly from the shore. Europa saw that a procession had joined them, Nereids riding dolphins, Triton blowing his horn, even Poseidon. From this, she realized that the bull must be a god and she pleaded to pity her. Zeus spoke to her and explained his love. He took her to Crete, where he had been raised, and promised her that she would bear him many famous sons. Her sons included Minos and Rhadamanthus.

How To Know If A Person Truly Loves You: The Top Six Ways

Oh to be in love. Is there really anything quite like it?

The slow cartwheels that turn over in your stomach every time you think of the other person, the slight hop and a skip in your step, the giddy anticipation at the thought of seeing them again, and how everything in the world around you suddenly just seems…better!

The trouble with love, as the saying goes, is that is can also render us temporarily – but powerfully – blind. At least cognitively speaking. There’s a reason somebody coined the phrase “love is a form of socially acceptable insanity.”

The intensity of biological factors and psychological emotions in the beginnings of a new relationship can weaken our judgment. In short, this happens so that we can see what we want to – and our relationship needs can be filled.

While it’s true that love may be both a feeling and an action, trust me on this: When it comes to letting others know whether or not we truly love them, it’s what we do over what we say that matters.

But how do you know if he REALLY loves you?

At the end of the day, there are some basic things that form the foundation of all healthy and loving relationships. Here are the top 6 ways for how to know if a person truly loves you.

1. They love themself.

A person can’t love someone else unless they love themself first. Self-love is so crucial because itequals self-awareness, self-acceptance, self-respect, and self-confidence.

Self-loving individuals know how to set healthy boundaries in relationships, and rarely if ever end up in codependent situations. They are willing to give to and please others, but not to their own detriment. They are usually good at teaching people how to treat them well, and their assuredness typically brings out the best in those around them.

They know how and when to trust others and if they love you, they will trust you.

2. They like you…just as you are.

For any dinosaurs out there or people who just love syndicated reruns of brilliant sit-coms from the 80s, you might recall the episode of The Cosby Show when Clair Huxtable says to Denise: “I’m very proud of you. Not because I love you, but because I like you.” And Bridget Jones’ Diary of course, where the title line came from.

People who truly love other people like them as well. They experience all of their feelings for them out of choice, not beliefs of being obligated to feel a certain way about them. They respect their choices, even if they wouldn’t make the same for themselves. The best love starts out as like– someone who you would want to be friends with.

Most importantly when a person truly loves you, they love and like the version of you now. All of you. And they can live with the things they don’t particularly like about you. They aren’t gambling on some version of you they are hoping you will change into – or that they will change you into. Bottom line: If someone keeps on needing things about you to change as a condition for them to “love you,” they probably don’t truly love “you” to begin with.

3. They want the best for you.

And they are thrilled when you succeed. When someone truly loves you, they admire you. They are not jealous of your achievements, and they don’t see you as competition. If they do, it suggests they have self-esteem issues. A person who truly loves someone does not feel threatened by that person, who they are, and their accomplishments. Rather, they are inspired and elevated by that person, and vice versa.

4. They fight for your relationship.

The opposite of love isn’t hate – it’s indifference. People who love each other actually want the relationship. They care. They don’t like seeing one or the other person unhappy. And they are willing to talk things out and try to work through disagreements and arguments.

It may not always have an ideal ending. But when you love someone, you are willing to put in the time, energy, and effort to see if you can make things right. Effort involves action, which as I said is the main requirement in conveying true love to someone.

5. They want to share in your world.

When a person truly loves you, they want to get to know and spend time with people who are important to you – like your friends or close family members.

They also want to occasionally share in your interests and passions in life, even if they don’t personally take interest. So they may occasionally go with you to the latest Hugh Grant rom-com or play-off hockey game, instead of insisting you go with your friends.

All of this shows they are interested in knowing all of you, and experiencing what else brings you joy in life together.

6. They can let you go.

When a person truly loves you they know that although they may desire you in their life, they don’t own or possess you. And they don’t depend on you for their sole existence.

Although it may hurt if you one day no longer feel the same way, a truly loving person can respect your choices – even if it’s a choice to leave the relationship. They don’t have to love the outcome, but they will respect your decisions for yourself and your right to make them.

I hope you now have a much better picture of whether he truly loves you. No matter what the answer is right now, you need to know about the pivotal moment in any relationship that determines if you get to live happily ever after or he leaves you so pay attention to this next step because it’s vitally important: At some point he will ask himself is this the woman I should commit to for the long term? The answer to that will determine the fate of your relationship: Do you know how men determine if a woman is girlfriend material (the type of woman he commits himself to) or if he see’s you as just a fling? If not you need to read this next: The #1 Thing Men Desire In A Woman…

The second problem will undermine whatever relationship you have if it’s allowed to fester and destroy your relationship from the inside, so read this right now or risk your relationship because at some point he starts to lose interest. He doesn’t call you back or he becomes emotionally closed off. He seems like he’s losing interest or pulling away – do you know what to do? If not you’re putting your relationship and the future of your love life in great danger, read this now or risk losing him forever: If He’s Pulling Away, Do This…

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Love. It makes the world go ‘round, right? Well, at least that’s the how the saying goes. But is it true? It should be, but so many people confuse love with things like jealousy or possessiveness. True love isn’t either of those things. But these 16 things are.

So here are the characteristics of REAL love:

1. Love means saying goodbye to expectations.
Sure, we all want people to behave the way we want them to. We want them to be more affectionate. Or more outgoing. Or smarter. Or more ambitious. All of these things are expectations. Expectations are just your requirements for “acceptability” of loving someone. But true love has no expectations. It simply loves “as is.”

2. Love doesn’t play the victim role or blame others.
Love doesn’t think others are “out to get them.” Love doesn’t think their loved ones are wrong. Love works together. It takes responsibility. It forgives and allows other people’s actions to be their journey. Love doesn’t take things personally.

3. Love includes letting go.
Love doesn’t equal possession. Just as the saying goes, “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, then it never was.” There is truth to that. Love allows people their freedom. It doesn’t hold tightly and crush their wings in attempt to keep them. True love doesn’t want to possess. It is willing to set you free if you want to be.

4. Love doesn’t require you to continue a relationship.
You may love someone very much, but you may not be compatible with them. Or they may drive you crazy with their continued disregard for your feelings. You can still love them, but that doesn’t mean you have to be with them. Love doesn’t mean that you have to stay, and stay and stay. You can leave the relationship and love them anyway.

5. Love has no room for jealousy.
Like possession, jealousy doesn’t equal love. We think that if we’re not jealous of our loved ones that it means that we don’t love them. True love has confidence in the quality of the relationship. It knows that the other person is happy and content coming back to you and only you.

6. Love is the absence of fear.
You can put all emotions on a continuum. On one end, you have love. Then appreciation. After that, it’s joy, happiness, contentment and satisfaction. On the opposite end of the continuum of love is fear. Other fear-based emotions include, hatred, insecurity, jealousy or greed.

7. Love is not needing, but wanting.
One of the things we try to teach kids is that there is a clear difference between a want and a need. Needing someone is a feeling based in fear. You fear that you can’t live without them, so you need them. And remember, fear is the opposite of love. Wanting someone in your life gives them the freedom to leave, but still shows them you love them.

8. Love is an action, not just a feeling.
Humans tend to be addicted to intense emotion — especially when it feels good. So, when we’re in love, we want to feel that way forever. But guess what? That higher than “Cloud 9” feeling goes away after a while. That doesn’t mean you don’t love the other person anymore, it just means that it’s not new anymore. So that’s where the action needs to kick in. Show the person you love them. Don’t just assume they know.

9. Love is unconditional.
The word “unconditional” means that there are no expectations or limitations set. To love unconditionally is a difficult thing, and most humans aren’t good at that. But true love really does love without trying to change the other person.

10. Love means putting other people’s needs equal to — or before — your own.
While people may be inherently selfish for survival purposes, this does not serve us well in relationships. If you don’t put other people’s needs at least equal to your own, they will grow resentful. Real love truly, genuinely cares about other people’s happiness and will go to great lengths to make people feel valued.

11. Love is the highest vibration emotion that there is.
Science has proven that emotions like love and fear have very different vibrations. They can actually measure them. Love vibrates very fast, whereas fear-based emotions (think jealousy, possessiveness, hatred, greed, etc.) vibrate very slowly. When you love completely and unconditionally, there is no fear involved. The vibrations of love make you feel good at all times.

12. Love requires attention.
Love doesn’t ignore. It doesn’t look the other way. It wants to be present and be together. When people are in love, sometimes they think that they don’t have to “do any more work.” But real love actually enjoys giving attention to another person. It feels good, and doesn’t see giving attention to another person as a chore.

13. Love understands and accepts differences.
Let’s face it: We’re all different. Even identical twins aren’t exactly the same. They have different experiences and outlooks about the world. Real love doesn’t make other people wrong for being different. When people truly love another person, they accept their differences.

14. Love varies in how it is expressed and accepted.
What makes us “feel loved” varies. In the book The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman, he explains the different ways people give and receive love: (1) Words (2) Acts of Service, (3) Giving Gifts, (4) Spending Time Together and (5) Touch. It’s important to discover other people’s love language so you can understand each other and give love in a way that the other person recognizes it.

15. Love makes you feel good, not bad.
Many people confuse being in a relationship with love. Just because you’re in a relationship doesn’t mean there is true love present. If there is jealousy, possessiveness, constant fighting, abuse (verbal, emotional or physical), that is not love. Refer back to #6. Those are fear-based emotions and actions.

16. Love has empathy.
Empathy is the ability to put yourself into another person’s shoes and see a situation from his/her point of view. Love has deep empathy. “When you hurt, I hurt.” People who truly love one another don’t want to hurt them. They want them to feel good. They care about their feelings and try everything they can to make them feel valued and worthy.

Remember, love is happiness, appreciation and feeling good. Anything other than that is not love. If we all loved one another as ourselves, the world would be a better place!

RBG Black Power, lets stand together and Build a Black Nation

Red for the blood
black for the people
green for the land
all power to the people
divided we fall
united we stand

red for the blood
black for the people
green for the land
got my fist held yelling out black power make sure they understand

if you black then raise yo fist up
you ain’t with us you against us
come on

This mission that i’m on I swear sometime it feel impossible
I ask myself
whats my other choices?? this ain’t optional
somebody got to do it so we teaching about these obstacles
in life, fuck the justice system war is psychological
on everything i love they cant stop me once the profits grow
military rifles super vision with the sniper scope
federalies watching got us underneath they microscope
one false move they in riot gear outside yo door
locked down home of the brave
land of the free but they treat us just like slaves
you dont own that property if those taxes ain’tget paid what you say 1st amendment watch yo mouth busting in like yo fuck yo couch move strategic even though I’m weeded
feeling so prestigious
I‘m a leader
please believe it
I’m a super human being
this a special dedication
just here to raise vibrations
if they don’t want to give us our respect we gotta take it