On May 3rd. at 12:pp PM at the SMOKH Sanctuary, Brooksville, FL. Directors of the Native American Indigenous Church: American College of Natural Medicine and the Directors of the PanAmerican School of Natural Medicine made presentations and Awards of the ACNM: Doctorate of Traditional and Indigenous Medicine (DSTIM) with a specialization in Traditional Native American Medicine, respectively, to Dr. Sheila Davis. Dr. Davis completed a rigorous Degree Program with the American College of Natural Medicine (NAIC Seminary) in Brooksville, Florida. Dr. Davis, holder of numerous additional degrees and accolades, was also awarded the NAIC LCHT Holistic License during her NAIC Adoption Ceremony following the graduation. Dr. Davis, MD, PhD, DSTIM, LCHT practices in the Pace, Florida Area.
ACNM awarded Dr. Anthony B. James the ACNM/ PanAmerican Doctoral Degree, and Prof. Dr. Charles McWilliams was awarded the PanAmerican Doctoral Degree. Approximately 30 persons from the USA, Nevis, St. Kitts, Curacao, Colombia, and Ecuador attended and witnessed this grand occasion as both witnesses and celebrants.
Dr. Julie James and Tyler Singleton of the American College of Natural Medicine & Thai Yoga Center were also in attendance to represent ACNM. Dr. Anthony B. James, as Medicine Man and NAIC Director, conducted the NAIC Sacred Pipe and NAIC Adoption Ceremony for the NAIC LCHT honorees.
In recognition of our Auxiliary relationship (Priory of Saving Grace) with the Província Eclesiástica de la Iglesia del Oriente en América (Misión de la Iglesia del Oriente en Latinoamérica y Caribe: The Mission), Ecclesiastical Province of the Church of the East in America. Also known as the Holy Apostolic Catholic Church of the East in Brazil, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Syrian-Chaldean Rite, various dignitaries and church members were present as witnesses to this momentous event.
