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Woman rallies for her daughters, other victims of violent crimes - WyoFile (opens the original)
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RIVERTON—You can find Nicole Wagon outside the courthouse in a huddle with a victim’s family members, handing out advice about what comes next in their loved one’s court case. Sometimes, she’s the voice on the line on a frantic call when a child goes missing or sharing a missing-person poster template, the best way to communicate with authorities – whatever a family might need in those crucial moments. A missing and murdered Indigenous advocate, Wagon is the founder of MMIR 307, and she never kn
Wind River church leader seeks stalking orders against protesters amid controversy - WyoFile (opens the original)
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Darci Quiver pulled out her cellphone and pressed record as the law enforcement officer approached her vehicle. He pulled out a packet of papers. “Anybody can put in the paperwork. This is just to go to court,” he explained. The papers were a petition for a stalking order of protection filed against her, submitted by Foundations For Nations Pastor Sarah Lucas. The officer told Quiver she could defend herself against the requested order at a court appearance on Tuesday, Sept. 8, and in the meanti
Ongoing Wind River Reservation church protests highlight tension between Indigenous sovereignty, religious freedom - WyoFile (opens the original)
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ARAPAHOE—The smell of sweetgrass and sage clung to a shade tent tipped askew on the edge of the barrow ditch, the Northern Arapaho Tribe’s red, white and black flag flipping and clapping in the wind. On that day — July 26 — there were more people outside Foundations For Nations Church than inside it. It was the third week of protest over a controversy that sparked national headlines and united tribal leaders on the Wind River Indian Reservation. The clash has spurred legal questions focused squa
Northern Arapaho Business Council crafts policy governing 'outside organizations' after sermon sparks outrage - WyoFile (opens the original)
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RIVERTON—The fallout after a controversial July 5 sermon by Foundations For Nations Pastor Sarah Lucas has endured, and this week, the Northern Arapaho Business Council announced a new policy: Outside organizations like the church must consult with and receive authorization from the business council to conduct activities on land under the tribe’s jurisdiction. The sermon sparked outrage and national headlines for its call on tribal members to reject their traditional spiritual ways. On the last
Christian church vows to fight tribal order to leave Wind River Reservation - WyoFile (opens the original)
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As the Northern Arapaho Sundance ceremony was in its final day on July 5, Foundations For Nations Pastor Sarah Lucas stood before her congregation on the Wind River Reservation and suggested Native people should turn away from their traditional ways, calling them a false “idol.” “I pray as the people coming out of Sundance today, their last day, they’re going back into community,” she said in a video of the sermon that’s since gone viral. “You have generations, generations, centuries of people d
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