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Darryl Wilson kam in den 1980er-Jahren als Botschafter seines Volkes, der Achomawi (Leute des Flusses) mehrmals nach Europa. Dies geschah im Zusammen- hang mit der »Red Power Bewegung«, einem Wieder- erwachen der Identität der »First Nations« Nordamerikas. Es ging ihm ¿ wie der ganzen Bewegung ¿ nicht nur um ihre kulturelle, sprachliche und ethnische Selbstbehauptung, sondern zugleich um ein Zur-Besinnung- Kommen der fest in der Trance der »Zi...

In this day and age, everyone has access to the proverbial soapbox-in just a few clicks from our social media accounts, we can make our voices heard. But how do we use our voice? Is it for negativity and selfishness, or do we use our voice for inspiration and hope? What if God was using our voice as a gift? Up on My Soapbox is one man's collection of inspirational words of wisdom from his own soapbox. Although author Darryl C. Wilson Sr. once ...

Teacher preparation for Sunday School can become monotonous and routine. But when you open God's Word and encounter Him in personal Bible study, your life as a teacher will be radically changed. That first encounter with God prepares you and transforms your presentation from a predictable lesson to a facilitator-led, revolutionary, classroom encounter with God. Your purpose and your passion will focus on directing those in your group to meet G...

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Through this lyrical and richly textured memoir we experience both the beauty and the struggles of Darryl Babe Wilson's journey through childhood. Born into the Achumawi and Atsugewi tribes (often called the Pit River Nation) of northeastern California, Wilson spent his early years with his family in a life rich in tradition, until tragic events forced him to learn to survive among the assimilation policies of the 1950s. In The Morning the Sun...