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Ever wonder what the real story behind America's history from its conception on May 13th, 1607, on the southeastern shores of modern-day Virginia was? From the soil of Jamestown, Virginia, to the motherlands of the United States-England and Israel-readers will witness some of the gatherings and actions taken by Pastor Trump and other key leaders in the body of Christ. These gatherings involved giving people new hope for America by healing the emotional wounds that were shoved under the rug of diplomacy centuries ago.
Over the last thirty years, Pastor Trump has been seen as an Indiana Jones of the Christian world due to his relentless exploration for the truth regarding the mistreatment of the nation's indigenous people, Africans, and Jewish citizens of this great country. From the birthplace of America at James Fort, Virginia, in 1607 to our current social state of this great country, the aggressive nature of colonialism in the establishment of the current government has created long-lasting scars over the centuries. Even the pledge of allegiance causes American citizens to ask, are we all created equal in this great country where justice prevails? Is "…with liberty and justice for all" a true statement, or should we lift the rug that past mistakes have been swept under for centuries and find ways to heal the wounds that still exist?
The research and actions that have taken place through an effort called "Arise American, the Power One" were launched on the campus of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, on June 9th, 2007. This gathering was organized by Pastors Wade and Lisa Trump to commemorate the 400th anniversary of America from its birthplace and honored 33 nations and the tribal leaders of Virginia, the African Americans, and Messianic Jews led by a 13th-generation and English descendant from Jamestown.
Over the last thirty years, Pastor Trump has been seen as an Indiana Jones of the Christian world due to his relentless exploration for the truth regarding the mistreatment of the nation's indigenous people, Africans, and Jewish citizens of this great country. From the birthplace of America at James Fort, Virginia, in 1607 to our current social state of this great country, the aggressive nature of colonialism in the establishment of the current government has created long-lasting scars over the centuries. Even the pledge of allegiance causes American citizens to ask, are we all created equal in this great country where justice prevails? Is "…with liberty and justice for all" a true statement, or should we lift the rug that past mistakes have been swept under for centuries and find ways to heal the wounds that still exist?
The research and actions that have taken place through an effort called "Arise American, the Power One" were launched on the campus of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, on June 9th, 2007. This gathering was organized by Pastors Wade and Lisa Trump to commemorate the 400th anniversary of America from its birthplace and honored 33 nations and the tribal leaders of Virginia, the African Americans, and Messianic Jews led by a 13th-generation and English descendant from Jamestown.