Mikumwakàn, the church of the Moor Essential CommunityKishku 20 · Ximin Kishux · Kweti Aquechque

Kilùna · we, including you

Kilùna Lekhikàn

The Book of We: the registry of the people

Kilùna means "we, including you." The registry is the first step of a seeker who wishes to walk the path of Mikumwakàn, the church of the Moor Essential Community. Your entry goes to the keeper of the Record and the Nuhàm Circle, the Circle of Grandmothers, who welcome you to the next Naxa Kishku, the full moon gathering.

There, before the circle, a seeker is cleansed with water, speaks the statement, and declares: Nteluwensi ___, "I am called ___."

The next Naxa Kishku, the full moon gathering, is on Tuesday, November 24.

Kilùna Lekhikàn is the church's own book of its people. It is a record of faith and community, not a legal title, citizenship, or claim upon any land or government. What you share is held private to the Nuhàm Circle.

I come as

Your entry stays in the church's own record, on its own machine, held private to the Nuhàm Circle. It goes to no one else.