Jeffre Saint James

Former homeless, United States Army Service Disabled Veteran that served during the Cold War era. Elder Jeffre Saint James, D.PSc, MBA. an Ordained Minister in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Born in Philadelphia, PA in 1963. Married to Roxanne Allen-James Permanent Disabled American Veteran served during the (Cold War) Germany 1982. Currently the 80% - Owner of Priority Care Transport LLC - Managing Member and 51% Owner of R.A. Management Group LLC - Service Disabled Veteran Owner Small Business (SDVOSB) Author of the Real Estate Guild: How to Buy a Home or Investment Property - with not so good credit. Featured Guest on the All About Mortgage Program from Atlantic City, NJ. Lecturer on the Get Your House in Order Seminar and Educational Series. Community Affiliates: Richard Allen Foundation. - Black American Family Christian Agenda, Covenant Fellowship International Network. Partners In Charity, Military Wounded Support Foundation, Homes for Veterans, The New Wealth Foundation, Restoration America, Strong Family Fund, PowerNomics, Youth Achievers USA Institute, S.M.C.L. Foundation and Associates, AM vets Post 333. Elder Jeffre's desire is to do the work of our Heavenly Father which is in heaven and now dwells in earthen vessels. He believes that the Pharaoh of today is the Spirit of Poverty, and it is this spirit that is causing havoc in our nations communities and world. Elder Jeffre believes, that the wars of today should not be booming and killing innocent people. It should be on: Eradicating Poverty Instead of Feeding our Nations Poor, teach them how to become self sufficient Creating Economic Development Opportunities in Disenfranchised America (Enterprise, Hub-Zones, Empowerment and Port Zones) No USA manufacture needs to go overseas again Making Homelessness a national priority, and provide adequate housing for the less fortunate, especially the: Poor, veterans, elderly, women and children. Finding our Nations Missing Fathers and work with them in becoming more accountable to and for their children. Acknowledging that a repented nation - Can only move forward when it has ask for forgiveness, for the sins of the forefathers America may have been one of the greatest nations on earth, and if we want to remain in good standing with our creator, then lets return to being great stewards for our nation and the world. Let us as a people never forget that it is our job to be our brothers' keepers, (NOT BIG BROTHER). Together as a nation of Americans working on one accord, we can rebuild a country whose� light that should never again become dim. But if any provide not for his own, and especially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel. 1 Tim 5:8