Category Archives: Native American Studies

Alleluia Church: An Indigenous Christian Tradition of the Guianas

Posted on May 3, 2026 by Michael Wayne

Alleluia Church: An Indigenous Christian Tradition of the Guianas The Alleluia Church, sometimes spelled Hallelujah, Areruya, or Aleluya, is an Indigenous spiritual movement that emerged in the Guiana Highlands during the nineteenth century. The faith blends Christian teachings introduced by … Continue reading →

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Featured Author Ellsworth Jaeger

Posted on April 29, 2026 by Michael Wayne

Featured Author Ellsworth Jaeger Ellsworth Jaeger (1897-1962) was a noted author, illustrator, and educator who deeply admired Native American cultures, particularly their woodcraft, artistry, and connection to nature. He worked closely with Iroquois communities, even becoming an honorary member of … Continue reading →

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