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PERDIDO BAY TRIBE SOUTHEASTERN LOWER MUSCOGEE CREEK INDIANS, INC.
Native Paths Muscogee Creek Cultural Heritage and Resource Projects |
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PERDIDO BAY TRIBE SOUTHEASTERN LOWER MUSCOGEE CREEK INDIANS, INC.
Native Paths Muscogee Creek Cultural Heritage and Resource Projects |
Welcome,
We'll tell you why we want to keep our heritage alive and teach others the way of our Creek ancestors. I'll tell you a little about myself and my experiences of growing up in rural Georgia in the 1930's and 40's. You can get to know some of our tribe members and the work we are doing together to honor our Creek heritage. Philosophy Behind My Vision for Perdido Bay Tribe
I love the present and look forward to the
future. We need not return to a primitive way of life. My path is not to
waste time and effort on controversy without dialog between parties. My path is
to be inclusive rather than exclusive; to welcome all people who wish to learn
and honor their Indian heritage. My path is to be of service to others
rather than to seek personal gain. |
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I believe there is a destiny that makes us brothers; none goes his way alone; all that we send into the lives of others will come back into our own. It’s what my Clan Uncle called being a real human being. We must unite in our efforts to resolve differences and get on with the beauty of life. We are in great need of cleansing our great lands. Earth Mother’s tears for the desecration of her gifts to all; we must defend her. Enforce our pollution laws and demand governments research better ways of prevention. We love our children and grandchildren and the future progeny. It is our duty to guarantee that this land will be safe for them and those that follow. Extend love and friendship – The Brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations. Follow the Red Road and learn, then teach. |
New Year
Message from Micco Bearheart . . .
All of us
here at PBT headquarters wish to thank our tribal family and friends
for your generous support, notes of encouragement and never-ending
prayers that have sustained us through difficult times this past
year. As the New Year 2010 begins, the future looks bright and
many exciting new plans are ready to happen at Native Paths. We Will
Keep Dancing and together we will accomplish many good things.
May the
Master of Breath Bless us each and every one in 2010!
Letter From a Teacher in Georgia:
Thank you so much for this in-credible
website! I have looked for years to find good and easy to understand
his-toric information about the Creek Nation in Georgia. I am a
third grade teacher in Coweta County. I'm working on a Georgia unit
and need information about the Creek and Cherokee people. It is easy
to find information about the Cherokee, but it has always been difficult
to find information on the Creek. Thank you for this resource. . .
In
Sincere Appreciation
As PBT begins another
year of growth & progress, we hasten to acknowledge and thank John Harper
and all the good people at Three Rivers Resource Conservation and
Development Council for their enormous support and contributions over the
past 10 years. We are pleased and proud to announce that Three Rivers has
selected PBT as their "Project of the Year" for 2010 and will be increasing
their support to $20,000!
Native Paths
Cultural Heritage &
Resource Center
Jones Swamp Nature
Preserve
1610 Albany Avenue ☼ Pensacola, FL
Phone: 850-453-7382
Fax: 850-453-7383
Robert Johns, Operations Manager
Native Paths is still under development &
will not open
to the public on a regular basis
for awhile yet. Interested friends or
small groups may call or email for an appointment and
directions
Learn the full story of Jones
Swamp, Native Paths &
other
News, Letters, Notices & Events from along
THE Beloved Path
Never Ending
Journey of the Perdido Bay Tribe
Bearheart says .
. .
"It's Warm
Like a Mother's Love"
Bearheart's
Best
Green or Red
Jalapeno Sauce
5 ounce
bottles
Great
Gifts for
Family & Friends
•
Birthdays
• Christmas
•
Anytime
Supports
Great Programs
• Native
Paths Cultural Heritage & Resource Center
• The Mobile
Museum of Creek Indian History & Culture
• Website
Outreach & Online Classroom
• Educational
Programs and Classes
• Community
Service Programs
Minimum
Order: 3 for $15 + S&H
For Case
Price Discount
&
Shipping Information
contact
Robert Johns, Operations Manager
Phone: 850-453-7382
Perdido Bay
Tribe is a Non-Profit Organization. We rely primarily on
donations and contributions
Your
purchase will be greatly appreciated
Native Paths &
Mobile Museum
Contact
Perdido Bay Tribe
or phone 850-453-7382
for more information on bringing the
Bearmobile
to your community or event
For information on programs in Georgia,
contact Stan
Cartwright
Unique and Wonderful Gifts
Album of Our People & Events
Creek Indian Culture & Lifeways
Bearheart Native Paths Museum
An exhibit of PBT Fine Arts & Crafts
Future Museum & Learning Center Project
More Creative talents of Our People
Heritage of The Creek Indians
A
Brief Look at SE Creek History
Feature Articles & PBT History
Opportunity for SE Creek Students
For Native Americans in Escambia
and Santa Rosa Co., FL
Paths To
Creative Living
Perdido
Bay Tribe of Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians, Inc
A 501 (c)(3) non-profit &
509 (a)(2) public charity
Dedicated to honoring and
preserving our cultural heritage
through art, education and
community service.
Mailing Address
Perdido Bay Tribe, Inc.
Native Paths Cultural Heritage & Resource
Projects
12533 Polonious Parkway
Pensacola, FL 32506
E-Mail
We're Proud to Share Our Heritage With You!
Web Manager:
perdidobaytribe@comcast.net
COPYRIGHTED 1999-2010 BY PERDIDO BAY TRIBE, INC.,
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Chief Bearheart
Speaks
Profiles and Happenings
Online Classroom
Bearheart
Gallery
Voices of
Our People
Some People's Kids
Saga of the Creek
Nation
Native
American Links
I'm Bobby Johns Bearheart, Chief of the Perdido Bay Tribe
of Creek Indians.
Join me for a walk along the path of our American Indian ancestors. Wander
through the pages of our website and we will tell you about our Creek Indian
heritage.
