OUR LINEAGE

• April 29 - November 6, 1868

Treaty of Fort Laramie and the creation of the Great Sioux Reservation

• 1889 

The United States government partitioned the Great Sioux Reservation and created the Rosebud Reservation, home of the federally-recognized Sicangu Oyate (aka: Sicangu Lakota) and the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, a branch of the Lakota people

• July 26, 1924

The Rosebud Native American Church legally established its authority with the United States government.

• March 20, 1998

Blessing of Peyote Church and authority to start a new branch of the Native American Church was granted by Chief Leslie Fool Bull, Head of the Rosebud Native American Church, to James Warren ‘Flaming Eagle’ Mooney of Oklevueha Earthwalks Native American Church of Utah, Inc..

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• August 19, 2007

Authority and rights of Oklevueha Earthwalks Native American Church of Utah, Inc. were verified by Leslie Fool Bull, Head of the Rosebud Native American Church and sustained by Richard ‘He Who Has The Foundation’ Swallow, the succeeding President of the Native American Church, Rosebud Reservation of South Dakota and Oglala Sioux Chief of the Eagle Clan.​​​​​​

• March 17, 2009

The Lakota Sioux Nation Native American Church of South Dakota along with James Warren ‘Flaming Eagle’ Mooney, Chief Executive Officer of Oklevueha Earthwalks Native American Church of Utah, Inc and Co-Founder of the allied and communal Native American Church, gave Paul 'Man Found Standing' Dean the authority to start a new branch of the Native American Church for “as long as he walks Mother Earth..”

• April 25, 2013

Oklevueha Native American Church of Missouri, Inc., was established under The Missouri Non-Profit Corporation Law. 

• July 25 – August 28, 2014

Jack ‘Golden Feather’ Alexander, Rev. Dr. Zae Zatoon and David ‘Kawika’ Nettinger established Muaisa Hale Pule (“As I Aum” Sanctuary) as an official Chapter of Oklevueha Native American Church of Missouri, Inc., which became duly registered to conduct its affairs in the State of Hawaii as a foreign non-profit.

• June 16, 2025

The name "Okelevueha Native American Church of Missouri, Inc." was legally changed to New Haven Native American Church.​​

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