On Sunday, Feb.25, Minister Louis Farrakhan, head of the Nation of Islam, will deliver what is likely to be his last major speech, "One Nation under God," at the Nation's annual convention in Detroit. Several months ago, faced with major health concerns, Minister Farrakhan relinquished most of his day-to-day duties as head of the Nation's board of directors.

After Muhammad disappeared mysteriously in 1934, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad took over the reins of the organization. Under his leadership and that of Malcolm X, the organization reached international prominence. After Elijah Muhammad's death in 1975, his son Warith Deen Muhammad moved away from the Nation's original purpose, opening the organization up to Whites and renaming it the American Muslim Mission.

Ford Field can seat 65,000 people. Let's fill the stadium. Black Americans owe it to themselves to experience, in person, the power of Minister Louis Farrakhan. And we owe it to the Minister's commitment and his legacy to make this the most successful, impactful Saviours' Day in history. For more information, visit sd2007.com.

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