Warring and death began with man on earth. It started with Cain and Able but where will it end? Man had to be reconciled with God. God sent his Son to pay the debt
Reconciliation is still needed today. People have to be made aware of the need for reconciliation. We must tell what Jesus paid the price for. We must be our brother’s keeper and not his killer. Global reconciliation depends on it.
Dr Gaines has traveled to three continents to preach the reconciliation message.
Dr George W. Thomas, Minister
Business Man and Missionary on the 1987 South Africa trip
I met Jack Gaines when he was at the beginning of his search for truth behind the Rwandan massacres. Over the years, I have listened as he shared increasing insight explaining global conflict and reconciliation. God has revealed truth to Jack and applying these Biblical?principles of reconciliation while foundational, is the secret to end conflict in our time.
Mark Siljander, former U.S. congressman & deputy U.S./U.N. ambassador
and author of A Deadly Misunderstanding;
A Congressman’s Quest to Bridge the Muslim-Christian Divide.
My Brother's Keeper is a real-life experience through the eyes of an African-American preacher. It shares the events in a life-long struggle of restoration in the family, neighborhood, church, job and international setting. Only the truth of the Holy Scriptures revels a global cure for being "my brother's keeper."
Dr. Darnell Johnson, Former Chaplain
Southern Correctional Ministries, Hampton, VA
Professor/Dept.Chair of Mathematics/Computer Science
ECSU, Elizabeth City, NC
In the book, we learn our lives are molded by the experiences of our childhood through the interaction of our keepers. There is often a level of discomfort while reading the opening pages when we see how the author's father protected the very race of people that turned on him just as people still do today. But we cannot stop there. My Brother's Keeper is a testimony that what is learned so early in life can make such a difference globally if we trust God to order our steps. From deception to deployment , we must teach our children to love and reconcile their differences. Each one teach one for world peace.
Dr. Stephanie D.B. Johnson, Principal
Adjunct Professor/The George Washington Univ.
Educational Consultant
"In these troubled times we need this book with its important insights into the human heart and the heart of God. Jack Gaines, takes us back to the beginning and shows us how we got off track and what needs to be done to bring about change for a more peaceful world".
Brian Johnson
National Coordinator
Cooperative Missions Network of the African Dispersion (COMINAD)
The institutionalized Church has been working to change the world for over 2000 years with fast fleeting success and sustainability. Jack Gaines’ book presents a paradigm that will lead to forgiveness and restoration as well as from binding defeat to peace and security with God and man. Reconciliation, as revealed in this book, brings to light the agenda of our biblical mandate to set men, families, communities, and nations free. If your spirit hungers to bridge this colossal gap and to see local and global communities reconciled in Christ, then as your brothers' keeper, this timely message is for you. It will explicate the blueprint necessary, in this century, to thrust your reconciliatory efforts fast forward, eliminate the works of the enemy, and set captives free!
Bishop L. Foday Farrar
Senior Pastor, Solid Rock Ministry International
Bishop of Global Ministry, Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship Int'l
"The principles of Biblical reconciliation with very powerful real life examples of its' practical application are the essentials of what makes this book required reading for anyone seeking God's direction for healing and restitution from the unimaginable destruction of history's most deplorable examples of man's inhumanity against man."
Rev. Ronald V. Myers, Sr., M.D.
Founder & Chairman
National Day of Reconciliation and Healing From the Legacy of Enslavement
National Juneteenth Christian Leadership Council (NJCLC)
