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Wisdom Talks - We Must go Back to Our Roots to Walk Into Our Future

English · Paperback / Softback

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THE POKANOKET TRIBE BELIEVE AND LIVE BY A FUNDAMENTAL RULE: THE STRONGER MUST CARE FOR THE WEAKER. THEY ARE TO TEACH BY EXAMPLE THE NEXT SEVEN GENERATIONS THE WAYS OF YESHUA THROUGH STORYTELLING. WHEN EACH GENERATION DOES SO, THE TEACHING WILL CONTINUE UNTIL HE RETURNS AND BRINGS US INTO HIS GLORY.
Kepenum Nepauzshad (Harvest Moon), a modern-day Pokanoket Clan Mother and storyteller, tells a story of the time prior to European contact. This was the time of her great-grandmother twelve times over, also a storyteller, Ukquonokquot Ayeateanen (Rainbow Warror). Painting the story of their past, of the events that impacted their community then and continue to impact them, helps to improve their future.

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Darlene Bruce-Spencer gave her life to the Lord Yeshua in 1983. She is the mother of two daughters, Jolleen Webster and Jessica Hunt, mother-in-law to Fred and Ehrin, grandmother to Ani Webster, Quinn and Christian Hunt. She is a psalmist ministering on her church's worship team, and RN for thirty-one years affectionately knowns as the singing nurse, an artisan, and Wolf Clan Mother of the Pokanoket Tribe. You may contact Darlene Bruce-Spencer @ PO Box 113641, North Providence, RI.

Product details

Authors Darlene Bruce-Spencer
Publisher Trilogy Christian Publishing, Inc.
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 01.09.2023
 
EAN 9798890411846
ISBN 979-8-8904118-4-6
No. of pages 138
Dimensions 140 mm x 216 mm x 8 mm
Weight 184 g
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Ethnology > Ethnology

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