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Uniting the Two Sticks: Evangelist Martha P. Davis Ministers to Igbos After Biafra

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Under one of my videos concerning Hebrews in Africa a sister named Lena Davis commented about her mother visiting Biafra years ago and I asked for more info, here is what I received: Evangelist Martha P. Davis was saddened by what she saw happen in the Nigerian Civil War. So she visited Umuahia, in the village of Umuda Isingwu in Igboland in 1976 (and made several journey's there until about 1994). She had written a Tract called, "The Art of Suffering", and the Pastor (now late, Rev. Sande Ogunka) of a Church there read it (we don't know how he got it), and he asked her to come. She had no organization backing her, nor church. She went leaving all 10 of her children (including a 15 month old) in the care of one another and a friend to do what Yah asked her to do. When she returned about four months later, she had much to say about their strong faith, brilliance, music and culture. It's a long journey and story. Using shortwave radio she had a radio show in Nigeria until 2007. She is still alive at age 81 but has health challenges pray for her. Many of do not know the Mothers in Zion who went before us, some even think we have no Mothers in Israel. The wise woman knows she is not the first or last to do something for Yah and can pay respect to others he has  used before. Many say Africans and African Americans never tried to connect with each other but that’s because those in power will never allow certain stories to be told. We have to tell our stories.

Today Evangelist Davis and her daughter Lena know their Hebrew Heritage.

Today I honor Mother Evangelist Martha P. Davis by telling her story.

👑Evangelist Martha P. Davis #SayHerName👑

Testimony and photos provided by Evangelist Davis daughter Lena Davis

To read about my ministry trip to Nigeria visit:
https://propheticwhirlwind.com..../marching-to-zion-pa

To donate to Hebrews in Africa visit: www.gofundme.com/operation-joseph

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