For more information Pan-American Indian Association Tel: 239-543-7727 hours 9am to 5pm, Mon-Fri. Snail Mail: 8335 Sevigny Dr., N Ft Myers FL 33917 Email: panamia@comcast.net Subscribe to the PAIA NEWS, the Whirling Rainbow - Voice of the People, a Native-Natural publication filled with life experience stories, articles, arts & craft ideas, recipes, fun stuff and more. The PAIA respects your privacy and DOES NOT sell, rent or exchange any information from the church genealogy registry and/or the Whirling Rainbow mailing list, nor will the PAIA solicit by phone and/or email. Subscription: One Year (4 issues) $25.00 USA - $35.00 Foreign US FUNDS ONLY. To receive the PAIA Members Co-Op Catalog & Membership Info Packet, please send 2 Forever stamps or SASE. To receive the 2011 Teaching Fellowship Schedule please send $3.00. The BOOK OF RITES, are the official tenets of this PAIA Native American Church. The QUEST OF THE SHIELD, a step-by-step instruction booklet on the Native-Natural ways of learning and making your very own Personal Prayer Shield, when complete your shield will reflect 'who you are', and will be a reminder of the joy you had on your quest of self-discovery. With a freewill donation of $15.00 you can choose either the Book of Rites or the Quest of the Shield, or receive both PAIA teaching programs for $25.00, or with your one-year (four issues) subscription of $25.00 to the PAIA NEWS you will receive the Book of Rites, the Quest of the Shield and the Teaching Fellowship Schedule FREE as our gifts of appreciation. The Prison Prayer Circle Fellowship program, a universal & convenient guidelines to assist the Chaplaincy Services, Volunteers and the incarcerated to assist in reorganizing and/or in establishing a Prayer Circle for the incarcerated. To receive the program booklet please send 2 Forever stamps or SASE. The Order of Native Practitioners, a one-year study program towards legal ordination as a Practitioner of Native Spirituality, for program information please send 2 Forever stamps or SASE. The Pan-American Indian Association DOES NOT require Certificate Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB) card from the Bureau of Indian Affairs because 1) we are not seeking any special benefits reserved for persons covered by Treaty Rights with the United States of America or State Governments, 2) we are a Spiritual/Religious, Cultural, Educational, Genealogy Registry organization and do not wish to be involved in such politics and 3) it is not an American Indian Tradition. |