QueenMa Nuta Beqsu Moses (Adenike Amen-Ra) is an Social Activist, Urban
Grower, Minister, Artist, Entreprenure, and Educator who is committed to freedom, Food Justice, Environment and Ecological balance, recycling, and Green
Economic Sustainability for Indigo Aboriginal people. She is a minister of Amen Par Ankh (Sacred Temple of Eternal Life) and an Administrator of Amen Ankh Akademy, in the heart of the most
desolate areas impacted by economic blight and food deserts in Kansas City, Missouri.
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| From left to right: Student Minister Vincent Muhammad, Minister of Agriculture: Kalifa Abdul, Carol Coe: Green Acers Urban Farm and Research Project; Sasteh Mosley: Green Griot; Nuta Adenike AmenRa Amen Ankh Enterprises; Sister Julie Muhammad |
QueenMa Nuta Beqsu (Adenike Amen-Ra)
She is an Urban Grower, director, and
counselor of a wholistic wellness initiative: Amen Par Ankh(Sacred Temple
of Life), co-partner with Amen Communications; and an Executive
Director of EMWOT (East Meets West of Troost). Her diverse Educator background
includes work as a college and career coordinator, an Exceptional Education
Teacher, a community organizer, a Griot (storyteller.) and a graphic arts
and Technical designer. She has Launched the Green Griot Gathering at Amen Par Ankh, a performance arts group
for neighborhood-based organizations and entertainment venues. She is an
Executive Director for recycling initiatives, Education and coordination of
at-risk youth, conducting Staff development Workshops for educators on Green
outdoor classrooms. She also coordinates Seasonal and special events, site
visits and tours, with EMWOT, Amen Par Ankh and The Green Griot Gathering, and EMWOT property Managment.
She has served in the community as a IT Visual Communications Technician and Public Relations Manager.
She also serves
as a member of the Economic committee for the Black Agenda Group, KC, and Communications, Tutoring, Green youth development with Stop The Killing Kansas City- Coalition.
She is the owner of Adenike’s Arts and IT Partner of Amen Communications. She is dedicated to identifying and alleviating the impact of racism and it's economic disparity of
the food systems, Education and Economic development. She has an intense interest in contributing to the development
of a local to international food Justice movement that embraces small African American farmer’s and home cottage Industries in the Americas, and the diaspora.
She views food cultivation as part of the larger movement for freedom,
justice and equity. Sba AmenRa has presented at numerous local community
meetings and national conferences on food and Health and is implementing
community food security, composting, and permiculture practices.
She is
featured in the podcast, Ask an urban Farmer, and Ankh the Way of life on Blog Talk Radio. She is an “org-ankh”
grower. She was born in England and has traveled across the U.S. with her Father who served in the US Airforce.
She is the Mother of two, a "Queen Ma,” of 2 grandchildren, mentor and teacher to many Youth, Scholars and Initiates, and Adults.
Amen Par Ankh (Sacred House of Life) local Spiritual Center in the heart of midtown Kansas City, Missouri. Contact Us and become a member as We Celebrate the Cycles of Life!
Email: amen.parankh@gmail.com , Call: 816-281-7704 sign-up for courses and support: with paypal, -amen.parankh@gmail.com. Information: http://emwot.ws/Amen_ParAnkh ,
http://amen-parankh.blogspot.com/ , Look for us on FaceBook and Twitter
We celebrate the Cycles of Life, Wellness and Balance in our everyday existence on earth. We assist in Wellness for Physical Fitness, Mental Health, and Spiritual Attunement - to realize the fullest capacities of life, health, prosperity and strength. We provide Whole Life Coaching, Energy work, Amen Ankh Akademy, Org-Ankh Electric food Boxes, an Herbal Tea House and Juice bar, Outdoor Experiences, classes such as Cultural Headwrapping, Natural Hair Braiding, beading and Lox twisting, ASCAC (The Association for the Study of Classical African Civilization), Art Healing Mandalas, Jewelry Making, Gentle Yoga, Canning and preserving food, Health and Wellness Study Courses, Gifts, Accessories, Cultural Ceremonies, Workshops and special events. Amen Par Ankh means sacred House of Life. We acknowledge creation. We provide a space for your own personal discovery with quiet reflection and time for internal work, as well as an active space for expressions of our original ways of life.
Ceremony, Counseling, Coaching, Cleansings, and Classes
Amen Ankh Urban Farm is an urban agricultural enterprise with the goal of achieving environmental justice and sustainability by Healthy local food production and improving local neighborhood access to healthy Foods. We run Aquaponic Systems of farm raised fish, Herbs and microgreens. We sell Org-Ankh Electric Food Boxes! We also provide Farm-a-See tours of successful Local Farmers.
We grow selected local indigenous Herbs, Fruits, Vegetable and plant life of the Three Sisters: Corn, Beans, and Squash and cruciferous vegetables: Cabbage, and Kale, With Wheat Grass and other Sprouts, Herbs: Basil, Sage, Chives, Rosemary, Parsley, Peppers and Moringa nutritional drink supplements, -From our foods we produce Baked Goods, cosmetics, and liniments to provide Healing and Sovereignty: Through the inspiration of Kujichagulia (Self determination) All Original people.
Dua (Th-ankh you!) ♥.
