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Sharing Oral StoriesThey chopped cotton to buy land to establish a permanent church grounds for future generations. They traveled in wagons to hear a circuit preacher speak. It's clear: for Chickasaw elders, the church is a vital piece of Chickasaw heritage, frequently the beating heart of their upbringing and community. Host Lisa Billy, Chickasaw elders Luther John, Leon Brown, Nancy Sinclair and Nina Crossley and Chickasaw youth Delanie Seals talk about the cultural and historical significance of church by sharing stories around a fire at Kullihoma. Join the conversation in this episode of Elders Speak.
EPISODES
Elders Speak Premiere
S1 • E1
Mike Larsen Portraits
S1 • E2
Matriarchs
S1 • E3
Back in the Day
S2 • E1
Ghost Stories
S2 • E3
First Social Network
S3 • E2
Our Culture Survives
S3 • E3
A Foundation of Family
S3 • E4
Memories of Kullihoma
S4 • E1
Church at Christmastime
S4 • E2
Church Family
S4 • E3
Don't Speak Chickasaw
S4 • E5Extras
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"Our mission to enhance the overall quality of life of the Chickasaw people will continue to serve as our guidepost as we work together to build an even brighter future"
Bill Anoatubby, Governor
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