A memorial service Sunday will honor a pastor, professor, author and community leader whose work on the Rosebud Indian Reservation will continue. Richard Twiss, an adjunct faculty member at Sioux Falls Seminary and a member of the Rosebud Sicangu Lakota, died Feb. 9 after a heart attack that occurred three days earlier. He was 58. Twiss, who had lived in Vancouver, Wash., in 1981, co-founded the nonprofit Wiconi International in 1997 with his wife, Katherine. He called for Native American Christians to worship without shedding traditional customs and attire.Get the Story:
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