Rev. Dr. Patrick Young, Pastor of First Baptist Church in East Elmhurst, New York, Breaks the Silence and talks about his recent trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Since 1996, an estimated 6 million have died in the Congo. Millions of women have been raped and millions have been displaced as a result of the violence. This conflict is considered the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, and the deadliest since World War II.Please join us and Say Yes! Break the Silence by lending your voice and spreading the word. Here is how you can help:
- Host Screening of Crisis in the Congo
- Join faith leaders in our “Say Yes! Break the Silence” PSA Campaign
- Sign the petition to fully implement the Obama Law: http://congoweek.org/petitions
- Join the global movement and participate in Congo Week October 20 – 26, 2013. www.congoweek.org
- Support youth movements on the ground: www.congoconnect.org
- Congo Christian Worship Resources
For more information contact Jamye Wooten @ jamye@kineticslive.com
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Jamye Wooten is the founder and publisher of KineticsLive.com ; a faith-rooted organizer that has documented social movements from across the United States, United Kingdom and Africa. He is the former program director of the Collective Banking Group, Inc. (CBG), a Christian ministry that draws together leaders from the faith, business, and public service sectors to develop and enhance economic empowerment strategies for the African American community.
Jamye Wooten is the founder and publisher of KineticsLive.com ; a faith-rooted organizer that has documented social movements from across the United States, United Kingdom and Africa. He is the former program director of the Collective Banking Group, Inc. (CBG), a Christian ministry that draws together leaders from the faith, business, and public service sectors to develop and enhance economic empowerment strategies for the African American community.
