Key 2023-2024 Programs: • Native Food, Native People and Native Plants • Soil & Water • Wellness
• Rare Disease • Food is Medicine • Spirit Speaks Forum • Arts & Culture
• Human Rights • Disaster/COVID-19 Relief
• Rare Disease • Food is Medicine • Spirit Speaks Forum • Arts & Culture
• Human Rights • Disaster/COVID-19 Relief
The Plaster Museum of Bluemont Heritage Exhibit: Native Voices of Loudoun County Past and Present located in the E.E. Lake Store at 18351 Railroad Street, Bluemont, VA 20135. Open Sundays (only), from 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m. from approximately May to Nov. 24 2024.
"Amplifying Indigenous Women's Perspectives for Healthy Soil and Water" April 13, 2024
"Native People Protecting Native Plants/Waterways" Chesapeake Watershed 2023 Forum
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Middleburg Life Magazine Article: Local Tradition, The Spirit Plate
Winchester Star Newspaper Article: Local Native American family encourages people to explore area's indigenous history
Department of Veteran Affairs Article: Hope on the Healing Mountain
National Public Radio (NPR): StoryCorps in the Valley: New Tribe Rising Interview
Keepers of Mother Earth
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501(c)3 Independent Non-Profit Church
Native American Indian Owned and Operated This is not an ONAC Church |
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"Know that the work we're doing now collectively may not be realized in our life time. It's a goal we're working towards, which will benefit people beyond any of our expectations or imaginations. As a peaceful people we can gather people to one sacred hoop and accomplish good,"
– Chris (Comeswithclouds) White