Roots of the Spirit A Spiritual Celebration of the Web of Life April 18th, 1998 - Seattle Unity Church 200 - 8th Avenue North AN EVENING OF INTERFAITH CELEBRATION OF THE EARTH.
tree drawing©1998 Bibi Jan

Join us in a sacred rememberance and celebration of the roots of our human spirit in the natural world. Celebrants and performers are drawn from diverse cultures and traditions, each reflecting our spiritual connection to the web of life on Earth.

Keynote speaker Chief Arvol Looking Horse, respected nineteenth generation White Buffalo Calf Pipe Keeper for the Lakota, Nakota, and Dakota nation, has received the prestigious Wolf Award in Canada in recognition of his work toward world peace.

His efforts toward international goodwill include traveling to Iraq to pray for peace, journeying to South Africa to meet with Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela, and meeting with the Dalai Lama to establish a link of friendship between the people of Tibet and the Lakota Nation. Chief Looking Horse will address the need for sacred remembrance of the roots of our human spirit in the natural world.

Roots of the Spirit is a celebration of Native American, Tibetan Buddhist, Hispanic, Hawaiin and religious and ecological communities dedicated to peace and goodwill among all peoples.

Seattle Unity Church is at 200 8th Avenue North, north of Denny Park.
The doors open at 5:00 p.m., giving you the opportunity to
visit the bookstore; booths from ecological,
environmental and interfaith groups, and multicultural groups;
and purchase a salmon dinner from Native American vendors.
The evening program is from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m.
(Dinner is not included in the entry donation)