A Day of Repentance, Prayer and Fasting

September 18, 2010

The International Day of Remembrance is an extraordinary endeavor that is to be held September 18, 2010, our first ever Day Of Remembrance will be held in every state across the United States to pray and ask The Mighty Creator for forgiveness and to repent and return to the Ways of The One, True and Living Yahweh of Eternity.We plan to hold this event at every State Capital throughout the nation and other participating countries; with the main event to be held tentatively in Jamestown, Virginia; the historical site of one of the main entrances into this country.

We are also reaching out to our people who were scattered to other lands; asking them to join us for this great celebration. On that day we want to first sing, shout out and blow the shofars giving thanks to the Most High for His Mercy and Blessings Who allowed our ancestors to continue to multiply and not succumb to one of the worst atrocities known to mankind, “The Atlantic Slave Holocaust”. On that day we will cry out to the Most High collectively seeking His forgiveness for any transgression our ancestors as well as we as a people have ever committed. We will also forgive those who have sought our destruction, because we know that if we don't forgive then we do not receive forgiveness.

We also understand that there are many other nations who were brought here in chains and on ships so we ask them to come and stand with us on this day to return to our Creator.  To our First Nation Brothers, we call you to come and stand with us on this great day as we are all Yahweh's children.

Place in North Carolina: Salem Lake Shelter, Winston Salem, NC

Time: 11:00 am

The International Day of Remembrance Committee…

·         Recognizes who we are as a people set apart to the One, True and Living Yah of our fathers Abraham, Yisaac (Isaac) and Ya’acov (Yisrael),

·         Recognizes the fact that our people beginning in 1619 entered this country; not by choice but through the bonds of slavery,

·          Establish that the people who Yah spoke to in the twenty-eighth chapter of the book of Devariym (Deuteronomy) in the Holy Scriptures relates directly to our captivity and enslavement,

·         Further establish that we were taken into slavery because of the unrighteousness of our fathers and that we remain enslaved as a people due to our own unrighteousness before our Holy Creator; not knowing who we are as a people nor our true heritage as Yisrael; we have forsaken the promises of The Most High,

·         Affirm that we have sinned and fallen short of the Righteousness that we as a people were called to when we stood at the foot of Mt. Sinai and promised the Most High Yah when giving His letter of Love to us called the Commandments, we replied in the twenty-forth chapter of and the third verse of Shemot (Exodus)  “All the words which Yah hath said will we do,” and that we too stood there with our fathers as spoken of in the fourteenth and fifteenth verses of the twenty-ninth chapter of Devariym, “Neither with you only do I make this covenant and this oath; But with him that stands here with us this day before Yah our Elohiym, and also with him that is not here with us this day,”

·         Recognize our ancestors who suffered through the horrific experience of the Middle Passage Slave Route, some dying/killed before entering this land, and thanking them for surviving that we may have this opportunity to be reconciled back to our Creator,

·         Affirm that we, not knowing our true heritage succumbed to many false teachings which ultimately led us into doctrines not worthy of the call place on our lives from the beginning,

·         Affirm that we stand before our Creator on the tenth day of the seventh month in the year 5770 of the Hebrew calendar (which is the eighteenth day of the ninth month of the year 2010 on the gregorian calendar) in all fifty states and other participating countries, and call out to the house of Yisrael, the people of the Most High Yah, teach them of who they are and why we are here and bring back to their remembrance a time and place long ago when we thrived as a mighty nation in our own land,

·         Finally say, we as a people, a nation set apart to the Almighty Creator of the universe, humble ourselves before Him, turn towards Yerushaliym (Jerusalem), blow the shofar, repent, ask forgiveness for our sins and the sins of our fore-fathers, and return to the Ways, Covenant and Commandments of Him Who has called us to be kings and priests unto Him; for the cause of reconciliation to our Yah, the land of Yisrael and our people and protection from what is to come.