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Become part of a movement of Native students who are rediscovering who they are as God’s people.  Nations is your opportunity to be used by God to launch movements of Hope where First Nations people are free to follow Jesus and worship him in the context of their unique ethnicity and culture! Enter into God’s story of restoring, nurturing and serving every tribe and every Nation!

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Invitation to Cross Cultural Relationships by Mark Charles

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Ya'at'eeh, my name is Mark Charles and I am the son of Theodore and Evelyn Charles. My maternal grandmother is of Dutch American Heritage (tsin bikee' dine'e - Wooden Shoe People) and my paternal grandmother is To'aheedliinii. My maternal grandfather is also Tsin Bikee' Dine'e and my paternal grandfather is Todich'ii'nii.

 

 

 

One Native American student struggles with Christianity

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Nick is a member of the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nations and is pursuing a double major in Philosophy and Sociology at Montana State University in Bozeman.  He loves writing, exercising and movies. About 300 Native-American students attend Montana State University on a campus of 12,000 students.

 

 

I grew up on the reservation in south central Washington, raised in a traditional spiritual belief system. It was non-Christian: We sang in the Yakama language, worshipped with hand drums and danced in a longhouse with a dirt floor.

When I came to Montana, culture shock hit me. My spirituality has always been a large part of who I am. I felt I was losing mine.

 I Rejected a Bible Study Group for Natives

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