We The Sheeple

CHARLOTTE ALIVE with Host Donica Hunson. Kirk Bennett talks on the importance of Native American Reconciliation & Revival

God opened the doors to a convergence of ministries uniting to restore the land and the Cherokee people which culminated in a Day of Remembrance Ceremony on May 30, 2008 in Murphy, NC. The cycle of drought was broken by this ceremony with the Cherokee and other native peoples through repentance from US government leaders from North Carolina and Tennessee.

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GET SAVED with six year old, Salem Hudson. This is a promo used for our broadcast in South Africa.

Youth Commission International makes a televised public declaration to take Charlotte's school's back for Christ at their 2010 Annual Eagle Awards. YCI students who've been trained through Alive Media School classes interview award winners, teachers, YCI board members, and keynote speaker, Jim Morgan, CEO of Krispy Kreme.

God opened the doors to a convergence of ministries uniting to restore the land and the Cherokee people which culminated in a Day of Remembrance Ceremony on May 30, 2008 in Murphy, NC. The cycle of drought was broken by this ceremony with the Cherokee and other native peoples through repentance from US government leaders from North Carolina and Tennessee.

Cherokee descendent and Tennessee Congressman Zack Wamp shares about the significance of the Day of Remembrance. God opened the doors to a convergence of ministries uniting to restore the land and the Cherokee people which culminated in a Day of Remembrance Ceremony on May 30, 2008 in Murphy, NC. The cycle of drought was broken by this ceremony with the Cherokee and other native peoples through repentance from US government leaders from North Carolina and Tennessee.

God opened the doors to a convergence of ministries uniting to restore the land and the Cherokee people which culminated in a Day of Remembrance Ceremony on May 30, 2008 in Murphy, NC. The cycle of drought was broken by this ceremony with the Cherokee and other native peoples through repentance from US government leaders from North Carolina and Tennessee.

God opened the doors to a convergence of ministries uniting to restore the land and the Cherokee people which culminated in a Day of Remembrance Ceremony on May 30, 2008 in Murphy, NC. The cycle of drought was broken by this ceremony with the Cherokee and other native peoples through repentance from US government leaders from North Carolina and Tennessee.

God opened the doors to a convergence of ministries uniting to restore the land and the Cherokee people which culminated in a Day of Remembrance Ceremony on May 30, 2008 in Murphy, NC. The cycle of drought was broken by this ceremony with the Cherokee and other native peoples through repentance from US government leaders from North Carolina and Tennessee.

Glenn Beck speaks with “Pray America Great” author, Donica Hudson, who wrote the “Declaration of Covenant” for the First Landing 1607 event. Donica is co-founder of the First Landing 1607 Project with visionary Rev. Jack Stagman, Don Blake, Craig Hudgins and Robert and Jaime Agee. They discuss the re-covenanting ceremony coming up on April 26th in Virginia Beach and the goal to restore America's covenant with God. You have the divine opportunity to be part of eternal history by participating in the “Declaration Of Covenant” ceremony on April 26, 2023. Get your ticket now or join us by livestream at https://firstlanding1607.com For God and Country, First Landing 1607 Project Team Support this mission at: https://givesendgo.com/firstlanding1607 #christiannation #covenant #jamestown #capehenry #jackstagman #donicahudson

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Donica Hudson talks to Bonnie Chavda about Governmental Kingdom Authority we have as believers and Dreams that correlate.

Charlotte Alive documents how God first spoke to a S. African Prophet (Andre Vaynol) through a dream about the "Trail of Tears," the suffrage of the Cherokee people and how governmental reconciliation was key to breaking North Carolina's drought, healing the land and restoring the Cherokee people. Vaynol's obedience to come to Charlotte, NC in 2007 opened the doors to a convergence of ministries uniting to restore the land and the Cherokee people which culminated in a Day of Remembrance Ceremony on May 30, 2008 in Murphy, NC. The cycle of drought was broken by this ceremony with the Cherokee and other native peoples through repentance from US government leaders from North Carolina and Tennessee.

This word from S. African Pastor Andre Vaynol was the key that broke the drought in North Carolina. #NativeAmericanRoots #TrailOfTears #BreakingTheDrought #CovenantBreakers #AndreVaynol #DonicaHudson