| Verity Vareé is a Virgina based-company for women, by women. Their unique Reveal process and articles promote a message of truth about beauty through stories and experiences of the women they interview, the writers they use and the images they post. This month (January 2016) Vv features René White (Feather) Native American Church Sanctuary on the Trail™ president. René is also the executive director of The Gathering cultural festival held at the Clarke County fairgrounds attended by close to 5,000 people from around the globe in 2015. Verity means "truth." Vareé means "to strike." Our goal at Vv is to "strike truth" about beauty, womanhood, and authentic living. We endeavor to bring the kind of authentic, welcoming community we believe in to life, said Emily Dean, Vv founder. "Our Blog features writers with full hearts, captivating words of truth, and encouraging stories." Vv offers Life Coaching in order to spur others on toward the kind of lives people want to live; cultivating beauty, and chasing goals with fervor and command. Emily is a guest speaker who shares the message of Vv boldly and proudly wherever she is invited. More online at: "Live Verity Vareé" | Our goal at the Native American Church with Vv is to offer affordable weddings from 2016 - 2017 as a fundraiser for The Gathering 2017. We encourage our brides to meet with Emily for Life Coaching and consider revealing their story to their groom, family and friends. "The more we know about each other the more we realize we are all related," said René. 
René White (Feather) Native American Church Sanctuary on the Trail™ president and The Gathering Executive Director. 2016 (C) Photo by Hilary Hyland. Interview by Emily Dean Vv founder.
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Woman Owned Verity Varee' Strikes Truth in "Reveals" - January is Native American Indian feature1/6/2016
Rene' Locklear White (Feather) is Executive Director for The Gathering 2015. 
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René Locklear White"It is neither your title nor your name that defines you, but what is written on your heart." 
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