Here is a new Forever Stamp.

This is the new raven postage stamp. (USPS via AP)
Rico Worl made the stamp. He remembered old stories. (AP/Becky Bohrer)
Tlingit people got together. They celebrated the new stamp. (AP/Becky Bohrer)
Tlingit people still make old crafts. This is a canoe. It is decorated with ravens too. (AP/Jacquelyn Martin)
Madeline Saboleff Levy, right, helps the paddlers. (AP/Jacquelyn Martin)

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Have you seen this stamp on a letter? It shows a raven.

Tlingit [Klink-it] people tell raven stories. Rico Worl is Tlingit. He made this art.

Read More: The “People of the Tides” (Tlingit) are Native Americans. Many live along the Pacific Ocean in Alaska and near lakes in British Columbia, Canada. The Tlingit people once believed that the raven set the Sun, Moon, and stars free. Most Tlingit people today are Christians. But they still remember the old stories and the art that went with them. Isaiah 46:9 says, “Remember the former things of old, for I am God, and there is no other; I am God and there is none like me.”