Tuesday, January 22, 2013

President of Burundi Standing with the Youth

President Pierre Nkurunziza 


The President of the Republic of Burundi has a heart to empower the youth of Burundi.  President Pierre Nkurunziza takes out time to spend with the youth of the nation. His message was teaching them that they are the leaders of the country. I watched; said Amb. Clyde Rivers as the youth received practical training on self-development and nation building skills.

The President shared with the youth that they are the future of Burundi; and to build a nation on honor, ethics and a love for your nation is the key to success.
Amb. Clyde Rivers "said that the youth of Burundi have a love and passion to help their country like I have never seen before".
The Republic of Burundi is ready for the great days ahead. The unity among the youth is awesome. The way to move a nation forward is to empower it’s youth.

Friday, January 18, 2013

Golden Rule Award Goes to Congressional Prayer Conference of Washington D.C.


Dr. Clyde Rivers and Dr. Wiley Drake


The work of the Congressional Prayer Conference of Washington D.C.  is now being recognized internationally by the Golden Rule International Award.

The Congressional Prayer Conference of Washington D.C. Under the Leadership of Chairman Dr. Wiley Drake and Co-chairman Prof. Clyde Rivers have fought to keep religious freedom in the United States of America. This organization has prayed
for the entire government every day since 2001 and this means every congressmen, senator and the President by name. We are strong advocates for religious freedom for all in America. This is our constitutional right in America.
This is a great day to be recognized for our work of Prayer and lobbying for the right of freedom of religion for all people in the United States of America.

We, at the Congressional Prayer Conference of Washington D.C. Will support the Golden Rule Day on April 5th. We support no more violence in the name of religion around the world. The Golden Rule “treat others the way you want to be treated”.
Let’s Change the World.

Former Vice Presidential Candidate for American Independent Party to Receive Golden Rule Award.


Dr. Clyde Rivers and Dr. Robert Ornelas


The Golden Rule Award is given to top leaders, organizations and humanitarians that live the life of the Golden Rule, which is, to treat others the way you want to be treated.
This Award has been given to Desmond Tutu, the President of Burundi, and the Patron of the organization which is the current President of
Ethiopia; Girma Woldegiorgis.

Amb. Mussie Hailu is the Board Chairman of the Interfaith Peace-Building
Initiative and the Founder of the Gold Rule Award. He has established April 5th as the Golden Rule Day around the World. As of today, there 120 nations that recognize the Golden Rule Day.

The Interfaith Peace-Building Initiative organization has just appointed Prof. Clyde Rivers as their official representative to the United Nations of New York. Our big push is to establish the Golden Rule Day as an official day recognized by the United Nations.

The goal of the Golden Rule Day is to have no more religious violence in our
nations of the world. As we teach different faiths how to work together for the benefit of their communities.
If we all live the Gold Rule, which is to treat others the way you want to be treated. We can change the world.

Former Vice President Candidate in 2012 for the American Independent Party Dr. Robert Ornelas has been chosen as a candidate for the Golden Rule Award. He is a youth activist that has reached over 50,000 youth from diverse cultures around the world. Prof. Clyde Rivers calls him “the greatest multi-cultural activist in the United States of America”. Dr. Robert Ornelas will receive his Golden Rule Award in April on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. He will become a Golden Rule Day promoter around the world.

Thursday, January 17, 2013

United Graduate College and Seminary International Fight For Religious Freedom Around the World


UGCSI-Professor Clyde Rivers


It is a great day for United Graduate College and Seminary International we are pushing to bring religious education to the fore-front of the education agendas of the world. We are a private non- government Christian educational institution. We believe in religious freedom for all. Many constitutions of the world today say they have religious freedom as they practice intolerance towards religious freedom. Religious freedom should mean that religious rights are equal not second place to the systems of the world.

We are exposing religious intolerance in many countries of the world. United Graduate College and Seminary International states that ministry degrees are important for ministers and people of faith. We believe all faiths should have the right within education to be considered as professional degrees around the world, where there is religious freedom in the constitutions. We will not take a back seat to anyone in the world, because God is with us. We will continue to stand for religious freedom around the world.

Article by Prof. Clyde Rivers

Friday, January 13, 2012

Congressional Prayer Conference of Washington D.C. Appoints Dr. Clyde Rivers to Official Position

Dr. Clyde Rivers and Wiley Drake


It is now official; Dr. Clyde Rivers has received an appointment as an officer to the Congressional Prayer Conference of Washington D.C. This official appointment came from the American Independent Party Presidential Candidate, Wiley Drake, the Chairman of the Congressional Prayer Conference and Dr. Mark A. Rafter, the Co-Chairman.

Dr. Rivers said today, “It is an honor from God to be appointed as an officer of this great organization whose major objective is to pray for the United States of America.” This appointment took place in Buena Park, California on January 12, 2012.

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Burundi Advisor Shows Support for Breast Cancer Awareness in U.S.A.

Dr. Rachael Schweiger, (Left ) and
Vice President of Sisters 4 Survivors, Darce Roberts


Dr. Rachael Schweiger, Diplomatic Advisor to the Honorary Ambassador at Large for the Republic of Burundi, Clyde Rivers, was active again last week helping bring awareness to a major health issue in the world today as she participated in a launch party for Sisters 4 Survivors, an organization working to better the lives of those facing breast cancer. Breast cancer is the second leading cancer among American women. Dr. Schweiger commented, “Breast cancer awareness is the first step towards stopping this disease. The effects of this growing epidemic can be curtailed if people are informed with the correct information and are proactive by getting examined regularly and having mammograms. These few things can save many lives!” Many people are surprised to learn that there is a drastic increase in the number of younger women getting it and that even men are at risk for breast cancer.  Breast cancer survivor and Vice President of Sisters 4 Survivors, Darce Roberts, said, “A diagnosis of breast cancer is life changing. I cannot stress enough the importance of early detection. If you think something isn’t right, go get checked, no matter what age you are. You can never be prepared for a diagnosis of cancer, but catching it early and having a strong support system is imperative to a good recovery.” When diagnosed at its earliest stages, the five-year survival rate for breast cancer can be as high as 98%. Dr. Rivers stated, “People with passion like Dr. Schweiger are the true world changers. Her love for mankind always challenges her to get involved to make a difference.”

Friday, October 14, 2011

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN WITH A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

 Dr. Rachael Schweiger




International humanitarian and Advisor for Burundi, Dr. Rachael Schweiger, has had a busy month. She’s been involved in various humanitarian activities in the State of Oregon including helping Horizon Christian High School athletics and student body, Esperanza Iglesia en Cristo Church’s cross cultural out-reach program, and Sisters 4 Survivors, a breast cancer support group. Dr. Schweiger believes that everyone has value. The unfortunate thing is that not everyone in the world has equal opportunity but in God everyone has equality. Dr. Schweiger said, “I truly want to see people reach their God-given purpose and potential.” To help reach this end, she has also mentored Young Ambassadors who bring projects to Africa, and partnered with a local elementary school to raise funds to support a partner school in Burundi. She had also written peace keeping curriculum and taught it globally. A Burundi representative at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, Professor Clyde Rivers, commented, “This is the kind of heart we need if we are going to change the world, the heart of a true humanitarian such as Dr. Schweiger.”