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Inuit elder speaks to Kickapoos
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SEPTEMBER 27, 2000 Inuit elder Bill Ekomiak tours the country, speaking about prophecies, cultural beliefs, and his faith in the Baha'i religion. Ekomiak is in Kansas this week. He spoke to a junior and senior high school students at the Kickapoo Indian Reservation near Horton. He is also speaking to the local Baha'i community. Get the Bill:
Ancestral beliefs, prophecies focus of Canadian Inuit elder's speech (The Topeka Capital-Journal 9/27)
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