Phone Conference Worship Service

Photo by William Hook on Unsplash

We are thinking outside the box and outside the building on Sunday, March 22. Call the numbers provided below to join us for an hour of re-connection and encouragement.

We will smudge (have your sage or water ready), sing, dance (at home), share Talking Stick, make a group prayer tie, tell a story, exchange ideas, and care for each other… and all of it is part of our worship and devotion to our Creator.

Looking forward to “seeing” you at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday!

Call in: 1-515-604-9099

Conference Number: 953 165 079#

POSTPONED UNTIL FALL 2020

Dayspring Native American UMC

201 N. Norwood Pl., East Peoria

Make an “old tradition” your new tradition this winter season. These classic woodlands people's stories about turtles, crows, and more share age-old wisdom and enduring lessons from our four-legged and winged friends. This fun family experience is appropriate for all ages from the youngest child to the oldest great-grandparent. No admittance charge.

– Some audience members, including children, may participate in the program holding props.

– Souvenirs and gift items will be available for purchase before and after the show.

- FREE TO THE PUBLIC.

Adults $20 • 12 & Under $15

Hog Roast Meal Served 1p-4p

Free Activities 12n-7p

• Native American Drum & Singers

• Native Dancers & Fire Dancers

• Native- & Nature-Themed Vendors

• Peoria Drum Circle

• Storytelling in a Tipi

• Crafts, Games, & Face Painting

• Blue Sky Stables Appaloosas

• Indian Artifacts Presentation by Gary Hulin, Archaeologist

• Silent Auction (Indoors 12n-6p)

SILENT AUCTION ITEMS LIST HERE

Buy Your Tickets Here!

Vendor Application Here

Come enjoy the taste of breakfast for supper. We’ll have charcoal grilled sausages, fluffy pancakes, and hot scrambled eggs.

Tickets:  $8 adults, $5 children under 13. 

4-7 pm

Hosted at Dayspring Native American UMC, 201 N. Norwood Pl., East Peoria, IL. 

Native Teachings Series: 
Crazy Horse, Lakota Warrior
Presented by Floyd Clown and William Watson

Meet Crazy Horse family elder, Floyd Clown, and author, William Matson, for a discussion and signing of their book "Crazy Horse: The Lakota Warrior's Life and Legacy" based on the family's oral history. 
Photo is of Crazy Horse’s wife/widow, Black Shawl. 

Location: Dayspring Native American UMC main level. 

Location: Dayspring Native American UMC, main (upper) level

For ages:  youth and older

Cost: Free Ticket Required. Go to www.eventbrite.com and search Earth Dance 2019

Bring used plastic shopping bags that we can reuse or recycle. Sierra Club will receive your donations on behalf of Standing Rock Water Protectors.

Connect, Celebrate, and Honor the Earth in Dance and Reverence through Earth Rhythm Dance 2019. A soulful collaboration through visual art, performance art, vibration and rhythm in which we dance our gratitude for all that connects us to the earth. 

Sponsored by Sherrie Campbell, Interfaith Alliance, Faith in Place, and Dayspring Native American UMC.

Free event with vendors selling Native-made, Native-styled, and Nature-themed items.

Come late snow or early rain … we don’t mind because we’ll be indoors celebrating Spring with drum song, dancing, and storytelling. Wear your regalia or come as you are. Everyone is welcome. Entrance and food are free. 

 If you are interested in being a vendor at this event, please contact Deb Roe at 309-678-9622. Table fee is $25.

Fondulac Park District Office

201 Veterans Drive, East Peoria , IL 

No registration required. 

Cost: Free

Native made and Native styled items will be available for purchase. There will also be display tables with exhibits of historically traditional arts, crafts, clothes, dolls and musical instruments to view. Native-made and Native-styled handcrafts will be available for purchase. Presentation is open to the public and FREE admission.