Br. Ken

My Testimony

I am thankful to God for His mercy and kindness. I have enjoyed his greatness since my youth.

Blessed are the meek.

I am thankful to the Lord for His forgivingness. He doesn't leave his people. If they go astray, He is still there.  I am still learning and have made many mistakes in my time, but God has led me to Him in the path of righteousness.  I have lost very much in life because of my own ignorance and the ignorance of some that were before me, but I want others to have a better opportunity than me, better guidance, and through my submission to God as He leads me. Halleluyah.

I would like to mention three great studies: the Bible, vocabulary, and history (from various sources). I regret that I was not encouraged at an early age to read Mein Kampf. Regretfully, I was deterred contra-spiritually (sometimes I wonder if it was intentional due to state propaganda and demise of young, Northern European descendants): the subject was taught by a woman teacher to youth learning a man's subject, not a child's, at the public school I attended. I actually discovered relatively very late in life that I needed to research the book to find out about the powers that are deceiving and bringing our white race to ruin. Those who were caring, knowledgeable and able to teach would not have wanted me to lose such a great experience. It seems, sadly, (considering the inimical bias of the some of the male teachers also) there were not many such people around.

I want others to follow the Lord Jesus Christ and His commandments.  I want to be part of God's blessing to people as He uses me to lead others, to teach, and to preach, and do the work of a shepherd. I pray the Lord will bless all races and peoples through the work He does in me according to works of righteousness and following His commandments. Amen and Halleluyah.