SEJANAM

   The Southeastern Jurisdiction Association for Native American Ministries (SEJANAM) was created by Native Americans and established by the 1984 Jurisdictional Conference to help create:

• Awareness and Dialogue,
• New Congregations and Ministries,
• Leadership Enlistment and Training,
• Inter-Tribal Witness and Sharing,
• Cross-Cultural Witness and Sharing, and
• Sensitivity to Inclusiveness. 

SEJANAM serves the 15 annual conferences of the SEJ, 23 Native American churches, 3 ministries of the SEJ, and seeks to serve approximately 210,000 Native Americans of the nine southeastern states of the SEJ.

SEJANAM Mission Statement

Resources

• Governor's Commission on Community Service (State of North Carolina) (click here)
• North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs (click here)
• Triangle Native American Society (North Carolina) (click here)
• National Congress of American Indians (click here)