Dr. Cedric Blackeagle Becomes an Ambassador for World Peace

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Ambassador Clyde Rivers and Dr. Cedric Blackeagle with Delegation

On August 30, 2013 at the Gerald R. Ford Library and Museum Dr. Cedric Blackeagle, former President and Chairman of the Crow Nation, became a Good Will Ambassador of Peace for Golden Rule International. Ambassador Clyde Rivers the head of the North American Division of the Golden Rule International presented Dr. Cedric Blackeagle this prestigious international award.

The Golden Rule International Award is now established in 120 nations of the world. This organization seeks out top achievers that live the Golden Rule in their everyday life. This is a new global ethic that the leadership of the Golden Rule International Award, Patron, current President of Ethiopia, Girma Wolde and Ambassador Mussie Hailu has embraced and is promoting globally. Golden Rule International is also affiliated with the Interfaith Peace-Building Initiative (IPI), African Union, the United Nations as well as the United Religions Initiative (URI).

Ambassador Clyde Rivers said, “Dr. Cedric Blackeagle is a true humanitarian and a statesman for the cause of the Native American people in the United States of America. He is responsible for keeping the water rights of the Crow Nation for the Crow people. This is a heroic act because water is life and keeping the water rights for his people will help his nation live on. I am very honored that Dr. Blackeagle has agreed to help us bring a culture of peace to the Native American Nations through the Golden Rule International Award by becoming a Good Will Ambassador of Peace.”

President Roberto Mukaro Borrero of the Taino Nation Receives the Golden Rule International Award

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President Roberto Mukaro Borrero

Monika Ponton Arrington with Ambassador Clyde Rivers Receiving for Pres. Borrero

                                                 
                                           

The President of the Taino Nation, Roberto Mukaro Borrero received the Golden Rule International Award on August 30, 2013 at the Gerald R. Ford Library and Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

President Borrero received this prestigious international award for standing up for the Taino Nation when the world systems said the Taino people did not exist anymore. He fought to keep his nation recognized as a legitimate people group. The United States Census now recognizes the Taino people.

Ambassador Clyde Rivers the head of the North American Division of the Golden Rule International, said, “It was an act of valor for President Borrero to put his people back on the map of the world. This is truly the Golden Rule in motion. It is a great honor to have President Roberto Mukaro Borrero as a Good Will Ambassador for the Golden Rule worldwide.”

The Golden Rule International Award is now established in 120 nations of the world. This organization seeks out top achievers that live the Golden Rule in their everyday life. This is a new global ethic that the leadership of the Golden Rule International Award, Patron, current President of Ethiopia, Girma Wolde and Ambassador Mussie Hailu has embraced and is promoting globally. Golden Rule International is also affiliated with the Interfaith Peace-Building Initiative (IPI), African Union, the United Nations as well as the United Religions Initiative (URI).

FIRST LADY OF BURUNDI, DENISE NKURUNZIZA, RECEIVES CONGRESSIONAL RECOGNITION FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO HER COMMUNITY

First Lady Denise Nkurunziza (center right)

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It was a monumental day when the First Lady of the Republic of Burundi received recognition at the United Nations in New York for her Buntu Foundation and service to her country. She received this award for winning the Women’s Progress Award for achieving the millennium development goals for women’s issues in the Republic of Burundi. This Special Congressional Achievement Certificate from the United States of America is a great honor for the First Lady, Denise Nkurunziza of the Republic of Burundi. Ambassador Clyde Rivers said, “We are very grateful to the United States for this Special Congressional Achievement Certificate honoring the First Lady of Burundi.”

FIRST LADY OF BURUNDI DENISE NKURUNZIZA RECIEVES RECOGNITION FROM NEW YORK STATE SENATE

First Lady Denise Nkurunziza

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A proclamation was given to the First Lady of Burundi, Denise Nkurunziza, for her philanthropic organization called the Buntu Foundation and for the honor and recognition that she received at the United Nations for the 2013 Women’s Progress Award for exceeding the millennium development goals for women’s issues. The New York State Senator and Democratic Conference Leader, Andrea Stewart-Cousins gave this prestigious award for her valiant efforts in the Republic of Burundi, with the residents of the 35^th District of New York City, and proclaimed this day, Thursday, June 13, 2013, as Madame Denise Nkurunziza Day.

BURUNDI FIRST LADY WINS AWARD AT THE UNITED NATIONS

First Lady, Denise Nkurunziza (far right)

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Voice of African Mothers is an organization that has put together an award for the First Ladies of Africa. Voices of African Mothers award recipients are women that have worked hard to reach the millennium development goals for women’s issues within their respective countries. The First Lady of the Republic of Burundi, Denise Nkurunziza, received this award at the United Nations and was an overwhelming winner of this award because she exceeded the goals set for millennium development for her country.

Her Buntu Foundation has been a major voice for women in Burundi. Her organization is teaching motherhood, child-rearing and life skills with economic empowerment to the women of her country. Ambassador Clyde Rivers says, “Burundi will always lead the way because of their strong stance for the kingdom of God. It is great to see a country achieve goals to help their people. A big congratulations to the First Lady Denise Nkurunziza, for achieving the Women’s Progress Award 2013 for her millennium development goals.”

Latin University of Theology Honors George H. Bush Sr. Campaign Manager

Dr. Clyde Rivers and Dr. Ruth Mizell

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Ruth Mizell was the campaign manager for George Herbert Bush Sr. as he ran against Ronald Reagan and then became the Vice President for the Reagan Administration. Ruth Mizell is truly a Christian states person. She has worked on Capitol Hill for over thirty years. Praying and furthering the causes of Jesus Christ on the Hill.

Prof. Clyde Rivers "said she is one of the greatest women of God in the World. You can always tell a great person in Christ Prof. Rivers said, they are humble and kind. Ruth Mizell has been a true hero for Christ on Capitol Hill. Prof. Clyde Rivers said it is an honor For Latin University of Theology to have the privilege of Honoring Ruth Mizell.

The international delegation of Latin University of Theology was on Capitol Hill Feb 26, 2013 to bring this Honorary Doctorate of Divinity for her service to Jesus Christ for over 30 yrs. Ruth Mizell is 90 yrs. old and still serving God.

THE FATHER OF HONOR IN AFRICA WINS GOLDEN RULE AWARD

Amb. Clyde Rivers with Amb. Mussie Hailu

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The Professor of Latin University of Theology wins Golden Rule Award. Prof. Clyde Rivers established the Ministry of Honor on the continent of Africa in 2006. "When I came to Africa for the first time I was amazed that the excellent leaders on the continent have not been honored for the great work that they have done in their nation. At that time I realized that the missing ingredient on the continent of Africa was honor".

That first trip to Africa was the beginning of the building of a culture of honor on the continent of Africa. Where honor was not given or recognized for excellent achievements.  I have been given the privilege of bringing honor to eleven Presidents and First Ladies on the continent of Africa. When Amb. Mussie Hailu the Founder of The Golden Rule Award contacted me regarding this top Award. I was over joyed to be considered in the company of former President of Finland Tarja Halonen and other top leaders of the world. "This Golden Rule Award is the Key to world peace said Prof. Rivers. If everyone would just treat others the way they want to be treated. We could have a world of peace.

Amb. Mussie Hailu also appointed Prof. Clyde Rivers to the Position of Representative for the Interfaith Peace-Building Initiative to the United Nations in New York. 

Prof. Clyde Rivers received this award in December of 2012.