Jynona Norwood

Pastor Norwood Fights to Save Jonestown Innocent Children Base Headquarters - A 32-Year Sanctuary By Dr. Barbara Reynolds and Dr. Jynona Norwood For 32 years, the Base Headquarters of the Annual Jonestown Cherishing the Innocent Children and Hero Families Memorial and Wall has stood as a sanctuary of truth, prayer, and remembrance. Pastor Jynona Norwood designed the only memorial on earth dedicated solely to the 305 innocent children who entered Jonestown one way and had no way out.

(TriceEdneyWire.com) – In the 1970’s, Jim Jones, a cult leader and deceiver was able to draw thousands of African Americans to his church from far and near. He used numerous tools to lure them: The Bible, gospel music, and activism among false promises. Our grandmother, Julia Gales, was Jones’ first Black member to join Peoples Temple in San Francisco. She recruited many families and friends from across the country.

By Jynona Norwood In the 1970’s, Jim Jones, cult leader and deceiver was able to draw thousands of African Americans to his church from far and near. He used numerous tools to lure them: The Bible, Black gospel music, and activism among false promises. Our grandmother, Mrs. Julia Gales, was Jones’s first Black member to join Peoples Temple in San Francisco. She recruited many families and friends from across the country.