Take care for children -- CORRECTION: 14 and NOT 300 children !

Taking care for children

CORRECTION: 14 and NOT 300 children !

By Andreas Klamm, journalist and missionary

Lome (Togo) / London (United Kingdom). Due an ERROR in translation from the FRENCH language in the English language and from the English language in the German language, translators, me and other people have come by accident to the FALSE conclusion that John Baptist Mission of Togo is taking care for 300 children in a child care centre in the city of Lome in Togo (West-Africa).

This is an error due a mistake in the translation process.

According to the email from September 2, 2008 issued by Reverend Yawovi Nyonato John Baptist Mission is taking for 14 children and children in the villages, “which come and go...” of the country of Togo. There are no 300 children in a child care centre in the city of Lome in the John Baptist Mission of Togo.

In a mission report written and issued by Reverend Yawovi Nyonato on Sunday, May 18, 2008 a plan for a project has been published in which there was made the explanation for a project to take care in the future for 300 children.

Recently the John Baptist Mission of Togo was and is still active in help efforts with many other organizations for about 5.000 people which got homeless after heavy monsoon rain and a flood. To get more information, please visit www.johnbaptistmission.org/togoaid and www.togoaid.de.be and you will get an idea that we are performing an important work for many poor children and people in the country of Togo and even in other countries of Africa.

Everyone is welcome to join the aid and help efforts for poor people around the world in Africa, Germany, China, no matter where help and aid is urgently needed. The United Nations (UN) reports about the global food crisis are well known and we should consider to keep our focus to do good works and every person should consider to do his or her very best and good work to rescue the life of many poor children and people.

The international and global food crisis can be overcome only with good, for it is not possible to overcome evil with evil and therefore we have to be aware that our chance is only to overcome evil with good and with love in truth also.

The USA field director, Mrs. Bettinan Stevens (USA) and Reverend Yawovi Nyonato (Lome, Togo) and all co-workers in Christ are doing a very important work to help poor orphans, children, young and very poor people in Africa and other states in Africa.

According to the mission report issued by Reverend Yawovi Nyonato the Bettinan Orphelinat, which could be translated as “Bettinan Orphan ministry” does exist since 2003. To get more information please visit: www.mjborphelinat.salifa.com/index.htm

There is the plan to publish the 2nd part of the book “The children of the John Baptist Mission of Togo” in October 2008. Certainly the information will be corrected and will make people aware of these issues. In the 1st edition the entire project has been introduced. Due this report it will be crystal clear that this is a project of the future. The error has taken place in several news releases, reports and in the describtion for the book.

As editor and missionary I give thanks unto our US field director, Mrs. Bettinan Stevens, for making our international news desk aware on September 2, 2008 in concern of an error which has happened because of an failure in translation from the French language in English language and from the English language in the German language.

People should also know that I am working as a volunteer for Christ for the John Baptist Mission of Togo.

This means I am working to help people and I am working not for profit or in own issues. During eight months of hard labor and work day and night I have received not a single cent for the work as missionary. However I do believe the help and aid efforts of Reverend Yawovi Nyonato for 14 children and children in the villages which come and go are worthy to be supported and this caused me although I am poor myself to make several donations to people in the country of Togo, which I have been not meeting yet for a single minute as I had just not the money to travel to the country of Togo in Africa.

In January 2008 I have accepted to support John Baptist Mission of Togo and the important work for children and poor people in Africa as a missionary and director of the United Kingdom and German Branch. In the eight months we have recently received a donation of 50 Euro from a precious lady which have been transferred with Money Gram without any delay to the headquarters of John Baptist Mission in Lome of Togo in West-Africa.

During the first eight months of my service we have founded MJB Mission News which is an international magazine with the ISSN number 1999-8414, an entire book has written about the mission projects and we have been laboring hard all together to help 5.000 people which got homeless according to reports of the Associated Press after monsoon rains which have taken place in the end of July 2008.

People should not forget that John Baptist Mission of Togo has branches in other African countries also and there are also poor children and poor people which do need all of our support. We have been working hard and even the President of the United States of America, Mr. George W. Bush knows about this, because a letter was written to him and has been published as an open letter international in the public.

Several other letters have been published as open and public letters, also. John Baptist Mission of Togo does prefer to perform its services as an important duty in the public and we have so far as I do know nothing to hide. There is no doubt to me that God is watching us and God is in control and let us therefore do good and love each other. If we love each other than we are going to help each other also that for poor people will be provided basic things such as food, clean water, cloths, medical care and good education. If many people as possible will co-operate for something good, may many of the people will see some kind of success and will be happy.

As the responsible editor of the book “The children of John Baptist Mission of Togo” and as responsible editor of MJB Mission News, ISSN 1999-8414 I hereby do apologize for the error in translation in the public which happened by accident and mistake without intention. In the book the entire report about the future project has been published. People which read careful the information and the plan about this describtion of a project will come to the right conclusion that it is a plan for wonderful and good projects in the future which has not come into existence at this time.

MJB MISSION NEWS , 1999-8418

John McCain Wins Catholic Support Nationwide

John McCain Wins Catholic Support Nationwide

ARLINGTON, Virginia, March 10 /Standard Newswire/ -- Today over 100 prominent Catholics nationwide have come together to support John McCain for president. The National Catholics for McCain Committee, led by U.S. Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS) and Former Governor Frank Keating (R-OK), is growing rapidly. The group is represented by elected officials, businessmen and women, grassroots organizers, students, and Catholic leaders from over two dozen states.

"John McCain has a common sense vision for America based on faith, freedom, and families," said Senator Sam Brownback (R-KS), National Co-Chair of the National Catholics for McCain Committee. "Committed to the protection of innocent human life, he is a leader Catholics will be proud to support. John McCain knows from experience what it means when a society tramples on the truth of the value of the human person. He is committed to defending the dignity and value of every person, regardless of their status."

John McCain expressed his deep appreciation and stated, "I want to thank Catholic voters today, who have played a vital role in electing me as the Republican nominee for the presidency. I am humbled by the support of such a diverse group of Catholic leaders who are dedicated to the defense of traditional marriage, advocate for the protection of innocent human life, and share my vision for a stronger, safer and more prosperous America. I stand firmly with those Catholics who believe that human rights are natural rights for all people, in all places, and in all stages of life."

The National Catholics for McCain Committee is actively recruiting Catholics at the national, regional, state, local, and parish levels to help share John McCain's vision and pro-Catholic message.

Catholics For McCain Co- Chairs:

U.S. Senator Sam Brownback, Kansas
Former Governor Frank Keating, Oklahoma

Catholics For McCain National Leadership Committee:

Republican House Leader John Boehner, Ohio
Former U.S. Senator Mike DeWine, Ohio
Representative Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Florida
Representative Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida
Former U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig, Washington, DC
Representative Ray LaHood, Illinois
Representative Dan Lungren, California
U.S. Senator Mel Martinez, Florida
Representative Jean Schmidt, Ohio
Representative Pat Tiberi, Ohio

Catholics For McCain National Steering Committee:

David Adams, Florida, Retired Senior Foreign Service Officer
Laurence Alvarado, Florida, Managing Director, Bearing Point & Contributor, InsideCatholic.com
Hon. William Barr, Virginia, Former U.S. Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice
David Barron, South Carolina, Former Advisor & Surrogate, Reagan for President
Andresen Blom, Hawaii, Former Executive Director, Hawaii Right to Life
Gerry Bradley, Indiana, Law Professor, University of Notre Dame School of Law
Helen Anne Bunn, California, Owner & Operator, Health Care Facilities
Frank Cannon, Virginia, Treasurer, Susan B. Anthony List & Former Campaign Manager, Bauer for President
Mary Cannon, Virginia, Speechwriter & Former Deputy Communications Director, Kemp for President
Ryan Carney, Virginia, Former Chairman, CUA Republicans & Former Finance Director, Brownback for President
Alan Carson, Georgia, President, Obor Digital
Joseph Cella, Virginia, Founder, National Catholic Prayer Breakfast
Theo Chalgren, Minnesota, Visual Media Producer
Linda Chavez, Virginia, Conservative Author & Syndicated Columnist
Denis Coleman, Florida, Former Chairman, Covenant House & Former General Counsel, Bermuda
Jim Corbett, South Carolina, Former State Director, Brownback for President
Lisa Correnti, Maryland, Grassroots Activist & Homemaker
Timothy Costa, Rhode Island, Policy Advisor
Marjorie Dannenfelser, Virginia, President, Susan B. Anthony List
Martin Dannenfelser, Virginia, Former Vice President, Family Research Council
Shawn Denton, Florida, Catholic Outreach Coordinator in Broward County, McCain for President
Terry Denton, Florida, Catholic Outreach Coordinator in Broward County, McCain for President
Bob Destro, Washington, DC, Law Professor, Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
Stephen Louis A. Dillard, Georgia, Attorney & Former Legal Policy Advisor, Huckabee for President
Bernard Dobranski, Michigan, Dean, Ave Maria School of Law
Aggie Dowd, New Hampshire, Political Activist
John Dowd, New Hampshire, Former State Chairman, New Hampshire Republican Party & Coordinator, Catholics for Bush
Martin Duggan, Missouri, Television Host & Catholic Activist
John Eddy, Arkansas, Former National Victory Director, Republican National Committee
Tracy Eddy, Arkansas, Former Senior Staffer, the White House
Umberto Fedeli, Ohio, President & CEO, Fedeli Group
Ariel Fernandez, Florida, Catholic Outreach Coordinator in Miami-Dade County, McCain for President
James Fitzpatrick, Pennsylvania, Former State Regional Coalition Chair, Catholics for Bush
Dorothy Fleming, Minnesota, Deputy Chair, Republican Party of Minnesota
Angela Flood, Virginia, Former Deputy Political Director, the White House
Robert P. George, New Jersey, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence, Princeton University
Martin Gillespie, New Jersey, Former Director of Catholic Outreach, Republican National Committee
Rob Gleason, Pennsylvania, Chairman, Republican Party of Pennsylvania
Frank Hanna, Georgia, CEO, Hanna Capital, LLC
Hon. Melissa Hart, Pennsylvania, Former Representative, US House & Candidate for Congress
Deal W. Hudson, Washington, DC, President, Morley Publishing Group
John J. Jakubczyk, Arizona, Former President, Arizona Right to Life
John M. Klink, California, Former Diplomat, Vatican
Christian Kotscher, Georgia, National Principal, IBM
Alfred A. Lagan, Massachusetts, Founder & Chairman, Congress Asset Management Company
Alyssa Lombardi, Virginia, Teacher & Pro-Life Activist
Connie Marshner, Virginia, Writer, Editor & Grassroots Leader
Kitty Martinez, Florida, Former Educator
Hon. Bob McDonnell, Virginia, Attorney General, Virginia
Edward McFadden, Virginia, Former Senior Advisor, Fred Thompson for President
Margaret Melady, Virginia, Former President, American University in Rome
Amb. Thomas Melady, Virginia, Former US Ambassador, Vatican
Tom Monaghan, Florida, Catholic Philanthropist & Founder, Domino's Pizza & Ave Maria University
Hon. Maureen Mooney, New Hampshire, State Representative (R-Merrimack) & Former State Director, Catholics for Bush
Mario Murgado, Florida, President & CEO, Miami Automotive Retail, Inc. Brickell Motors
Dennis Myers, Florida, Broward County Republican Executive Committee
Chris Nolan, Maryland, President, Landbridge Equity, LLC
Catherine Nugent, Missouri, President, Willis Pendleton Inc.
Joe O'Farrell, Georgia, Catholic Activist & Fundraiser
Patrick O'Meara, Michigan, Founder, O'Meara Ferguson Kearns, Inc.
Hon. Brian Palmer, Michigan, State Representative (R-Romeo)
Dana Phillips, Iowa, Former Co-Chairman, Catholics for Brownback
William F. Plunkett, Jr., New York, Attorney
Alexandra Preate, New York, Principal, Capital HQ
George Prezioso, New York, Vice President, AWMA
John Pudner, Georgia, President, Concentric Direct
Robert Reilly, Virginia, Former Director, Voice of America
Maureen Roselli, New Jersey, Founding CEO & Former President, Catholic Alliance
Austin Ruse, Virginia, President, Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute
Cathy Ruse, Virginia, Former Chief Pro- Life Spokesman, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
Paul G. Scolese, Virginia, Former Staff, Bush-Cheney 2000 Presidential Transition Office
Lauren Shea, Florida, Political Activist
Timothy D. Shea, Florida, Real Estate Executive
Shawn Smeallie, Virginia, Partner, American Continental Group
Jack St. Martin, Colorado, Former Campaign Manager, Beauprez for Governor
John Stanton, Pennsylvania, Former Executive Director, Southeast Pennsylvania Pro-Life Union
Frank Stella, Michigan, Chairman & CEO, F.D. Stella Products Company
Hon. George W. Strake, Jr., Texas, Former Secretary of State, Texas & Former Chairman, Republican Party of Texas
Warren Sweeney, New Jersey, Former Executive Director, National Right to Life Committee
Christina Valentine, Virginia, Former President, Franciscan University of Steubenville College Republicans
Rick Valentine, Virginia, Former Deputy Assistant U.S. Attorney General, U.S. Department of Justice
Susan Valentine, Virginia, Vice President, Virginia Society for Human Life
Tim Von Dohlen, Texas, 2004 Delegate & Former Representative, Texas State House
Pat Von Dohlen, Texas, Pro-Life Activist
Robert Wasinger, Virginia, Former Campaign Manager, Brownback for President
John Willke, Ohio, President, Life Issues Institute, Inc.
Chuck Yob, Michigan, Republican National Committeeman, Michigan
Eugene J. Zurlo, South Carolina, Chairman, Zurlo Investment Trust & Former President, Catholic Radio Association

Catholic Students For McCain Leadership Committee:

Billy Valentine, Virginia, Chairman, Catholic Students for McCain, Franciscan University of Steubenville
Lauren Benning, Florida, Catholic Outreach Coordinator in Lee County, McCain for President, Duke University
Raymond M. Gennawey, III, California, Former Chairman, CUA Republicans, Catholic University of America
Danielle Huntley, Massachusetts, Former President, Students for Life of America, Boston College School of Law
Kilty Maher, Iowa, Ave Maria University
Matthew Rooney, New Jersey, Former Chairman, CUA Republicans, Rutgers Law School
Terry Schilling, Illinois, Student Body President, Franciscan University of Steubenville
Thomas Ternan, Texas, Franklin & Marshall College
Katie Wilcox, Michigan, Ave Maria Law School
Colm Willis, Oregon, Boston College

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