Cheroenhaka Indian Tribe holds revival
Published 3:36 pm Wednesday, October 19, 2022
Pictured at the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe of Southampton County’s recent revival event are, from left, tribal member Robert “Running Eagle” Turner; Patriarch Mulhupa, from India; Chief Walt “Red Hawk” Brown; and Anu Muthusamy, who is from India and who lives in Richmond and works for the Federal Reserve. (Photo submitted by Karen Barrett)
Chief Steve Silverheels prays one-on-one with an individual during the recent revival service. (Photo submitted by Karen Barrett)
The Keepers of the Word interdenominational drum group from South Carolina provided worship music and prayer songs at the recent revival in Southampton County. The group consisted of 12 ladies under the direction of Catherine Nelson. (Photo submitted by Karen Barrett)
From left, Pastor Andre Best, with the Shofar Ministry, and Chief Steve Silverheels are pictured here at the recent revival hosted by the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe of Southampton County. (Photo submitted by Karen Barrett)
The Rev. Reginia Tiger, a praise dancer from Southampton County, participates in the recent revival. (Photo submitted by Karen Barrett)
Chief Steve Silverheels is seen here at the revival event with Karen “Running Moon” Barrett. (Photo submitted by Karen Barrett)
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The Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe of Southampton County recently hosted its fifth annual Native American Revival, Crusade For Christ, The Great Awakening of the Holy Spirit.
A tribe news release noted that the guest evangelist was Chief Steve Silverheels, a Mohawk and Seneca Indian. Silverheels is the son of actor Jay Silverheels, who played Tonto on the old TV series “The Lone Ranger.”
Catherine Nelson, with Keepers of the Word, a group of drummers out of South Carolina, provided the interdenominational worship music and prayer songs.
Pastor Andre Best, out of Richmond, graced the revival with his Shofar Ministry.
After the preached word, all in attendance were invited into the sacred circle for a one-on-one anointing and prayer.
The release stated that many claimed their spiritual and physical healing while accepting Christ Jesus / Yashua as their Lord and Savior.
Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe of Southampton County Chief Walt “Red Hawk” Brown thanked all the tribal members that worked so hard in setting up the tribal grounds in preparation for the revival.
“We also appreciate all the donations that were made toward the continuation of the ministry,” he said.
