Timberwolves Native American Church

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Timberwolves Native American Church Mission statement- We believe that all people are created equally under the sanctuary of God ( also k

Timberwolves Native American Church, a chapter of the New Haven Native American Church, Ava, Missouri



Purpose: The founding members of Timberwolves Native American Church are establishing this church to have a safe place to allow the equality of all humans in the eyes of God. Mission statement- We believe that all people are created equally under the sanctuary of God ( also known as The Great Spirit), free will, and prosperity to explore his or her spiritual ideas and needs.



1) We come from a heart-centered belief of love. The Great Spirit works through a variety of practices that are central to the Native American tradition.

2) We are open to concepts of all people within the format of humanitarianism and the Native American Church.

3) We believe that earth, water, air, and fire are important elements. We honor these elements by incorporating both traditional and new ways. Through ceremonies we are upholding the belief that these elements are important to sustain the earth and its inhabitants.

4) We use natural items for art in our religious practices that fall under the Native American Church laws. These items are to be adjusted when seen fit, in accordance with laws and ordinances within New Haven American Indian Church.

5) We are open to new ideas, presented through discussions, under discretion of rules, as needed to preserve the function of the church.

6) Any ceremony be authentic and indigenous. We will not do anything that does not represent indigenous culture in a positive way. Thus, by creating this sacred organization, we will be able to connect with and serve our members across the United States, to create harmonious connections with like-minded people of faith.

07/30/2026

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wəlamánəssək (Penobscot)
"At the red ochre quarry;" Olamon Island.

Honoring Wəlaman in Pαnawαhpskek: History of the Land

THIS NO-COST EVENT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

When: 3-7pm Tuesday, August 18

Where: 18 Nepisikwit Dr. Passadumkeag, ME

Join us for a day of knowledge sharing and learning about this sacred land along the Penobscot River where nibezun resides. Come learn about Olamon Island’s rich history, palpable heritage, and deep connection to the Penobscot People since time immemorial. Coffee, tea, and light refreshments provided, with a community meal following the presentation. Bring a dish to share if you can.

Contact Seneca Love at [email protected] with any questions.

nibezun's programs are made possible by your generous support. Wəliwəni!

Make a gift: nibezun.org/donate

Happy New Year ! Many Blessings Michael
01/01/2026

Happy New Year ! Many Blessings
Michael

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58 Main Street
Mars Hill, ME
04758

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