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Forest County Potawatomi Indian Candles & Scents
Mission Statement: At Forest County Potawatomi Community LLC, we are dedicated to crafting high-quality aromatherapy candles using ingredients native to Mississippi and the Americas. Our mission is to enrich lives through the soothing power of nature while honoring our heritage and the natural resources around us.
Trust Statement: We are committed to sustainability and ethical sourcing, ensuring that every candle reflects our respect for the environment and the communities we serve. With a focus on authenticity and quality, we strive to build lasting relationships with our customers through transparency and integrity.
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Indian Episcopal Church of
Truth & Justice
MIRTI-WI dba Forest County Potawatomi Community LLC is the parent-company of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Indian Episcopal Church of Truth & Justice.
Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Indian Episcopal Church of Truth & Justice is founded as an American Indian Religious Church, focusing on the true Living Word and it's meaning, as it relates to reconnecting our members to the Truth of Mother Earth
Eye am the Granddaughter of Lillie (Lilith), the first and forgotten woman, before Eve, and Eye come to reproof scripture to prove myself worthy to the Almighty Creator Mother.
Mission: To bring truth and justice back to the Divine Femine, and raise our vibrational frequencies, so we can return back to the Divine God of Wisdom that we are (Psalms 82:6 "For ye are children of the Most High, Ye are Gods."
The traditional faith, belief systems, and customs of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Indian Episcopal Church are protected by federal law, pursuant to the American Indian Religious Freedom Act (Public Law 95–341, 42 U.S.C. § 1996) was enacted on August 11, 1978. This Act formally recognizes the inherent right of American Indians to believe, express, and exercise their traditional religions and declared it U.S. policy to protect and preserve these rights.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
As Elder Clan Mother, Eye, Apostle Rachel Campbell-Onaguisse, hereby make public declaration that Eye (I) am a direct descendant of Glory of the Morning, LelaWala, and the last known hereditary chief of Wisconsin, Chief Simon Onaguisse.
Eye invoke, insert, and exercise my natural right to self-determination and self-identification, and as such, Eye self-identify as an Paleo-Indian descendant of the Mississippi Mound Builders, First Nation Builders, prior to the formation of America.
The expressed religious views, statements, and belief of myself or any member of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Indian Episcopal Church Congregation is protected by the American Indian Religious Freedom Act (Public Law 95-341, 42 U.S.C. 1996), and the Bill of Rights, First Amendment, Freedom of Religion and Speech Protection.
While having the liberty to express our religious views publicly and freely, we acknowledge that as we review the past ancestral knowledge and wisdom, and Biblica Scripture, we may express biblical beliefs that may be against the truthful will of some people. However, our Mission and Vision is to understand the true meaning of the written word for our own personal salvation. If by chance anyone becomes offended by our publically expressed religious views and opinions about anything, we do not have to apologize for our traditional beliefs, nor will we apoloize for speaking our Individual Truth about anything.
We are Free to Express Our Religious and Political Views, as it relates to Religion, through the liberty of the last prophet, the White Buffalo Calf Woman.
