Dinetah Reformed

Dinetah Reformed, also known as Kachina Orthodoxy, is a form of Christianity adopted and adapted by the Dine of the Four Nations. Since its creation, it has become dominant in the Vesperian Southwest, and essentially combines the local mythology with the Vesperian Orthodoxy taught to them by missionaries.

Beliefs
Dinetah Christians stick fairly close to most Christian doctrine: that there is a Trinitarian God of which Jesus was the son; that Jesus died for Humanity’s sins then rose again to provide for salvation when He returns; and that it is the role of the Church to celebrate and prepare for that salvation. However, the holy books among the Diné incorporate the Diné Bahaneʼ: their local creation myth and its associated beliefs. The Dinetah Church believes that God created a Holy Wind that traveled the world and breathed life into four Sacred Beings which traveled Three Worlds before finally creating Adam and Eve who are the parents of the sacred figures Jesus and Paul ridding the world of evil. The Diné also keep a wide variety of their own practices to grow closer to God, such as Kachina spirits and vision quests.

Organization
The Dinetah Reformed Church is mostly a small, local religion of the Southwest, being rooted in a very specific culture and not having much need for organization above the level of bishops.