Prayer Service: February 8, 2025

$AccessTheWorld2025!

"A Scriptural Discussion with the Son of Man" airs live on Facebook every weekday starting at 8 PM central, and every Sunday starting at 11 AM central.

This is an interactive class. If you have a disagreement or question for the Son of Man regarding his teachings or the teachings of the Prophets and Messengers of God, speak to him live on the air by calling the teleconference room. The number is 601-909-9135 access code 968280. Press 5* to unmute your phone. You can also reach him on Skype. His Skype name is sun.of.man

WHAT WE ARE DOING BESIDES TALKING:

Construction of Meeting Hall: https://youtu.be/F3FxocE_dX8

The ribbon-cutting ceremony for Sistah's Braid Too: https://youtu.be/Y_X7MdkRSr4

The building process of the Quality Construction Warehouse: https://youtu.be/o1x_lMEgENE

Final Walk-through of Sistah's Braid Too: https://youtu.be/DB5sVe8kwsI

The latest progress video from the UNITY AND REBUILDING FUND that shows the completion of the first project, Sistah's Braid Too from start to finish: https://youtu.be/YJgBtQRTtDA

Watch some of the work that the Son of Man and his followers are doing in the black community. Some of the progress of the New Nation of Islam (as of July 2016): https://youtu.be/rmAxD6Oy0FM

The Son of Man introduces the brother (Brother Donald) who brought him to Muhammad's Temple of Islam for the 1st time: https://youtu.be/mR4W9WI2dK4

Historic footage of the New Nation of Islam: https://youtu.be/-Znfu7nvJ1k

Watch the 2017 Muhammad's University of the New Islam High School Graduation Commencement: https://youtu.be/TGifG3Xml8g

Watch 3 Year Economic Plan helps black-owned Detroit TV & Radio Station: https://youtu.be/RwuQzhJ5fxM

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