There is a long history of ministry by The Episcopal Church in serving Indigenous people across the United States. We now have bishops, priests, deacons, and elected lay leaders, who have Indigenous roots. You can be a faithful Christian and honor your Native American heritage.
Consider the "A Disciple's Prayer Book." It provides an excellent way of encountering Christ within the sacred circle of the Gospel and with one another.
We are using the "First Nations Version: An Indigenous Translation of the New Testament" as part of our Sunday Bible Study discussion, and it has opened wonderful new ways of understanding Holy Scripture. Join us in person or online at 9:30 a.m. (to receive the online Zoom link, email us at: office@oursaviourky.org)
"The Four Vision Quests of Jesus" by Steven Charleston, was used by the ECOS Contemplative Prayer Group.
Native American Heritage Observance
INTERESTING ARTICLES & LINKS
- The Episcopal Church Commitment to Indigenous Communities
- Indigenous Lands Acknowledgement
- Indigenous Americans in Kentucky by VisitLEX on Feb. 04, 2022
- Reclaiming Native Truth: A Project to Dispel America's Myths and Misconceptions
- Native Organizers Alliance
- Sharing Sacred Teachings to Heal Mother Earth by Mary Crist November 23, 2022
- Meet the Three Sisters Who Sustain Native America Last Updated by Andi Murphy on Nov 16, 2018 at 1:33 pm
- Native American Flute and Drum
- Connecting to the Past, Bead by Bead by Chelsea Novak, June 19, 2023
- Green Corn Ceremony
- The Choctaw Nation's Gift to the Irish (Judy Allen, March 16, 2018, Smithsonian Magazine, National Museum of American Indian)
- 10 Traditional Native American Recipes (Littlethings.com)
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Many Things Cherokee (Wikipedia)
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Many Things Shawnee (Wikipedia)
