Some of our “wildlife”!

Some of our “wildlife”!

This nine foot, one inch long and 97 pound heavy Rattlesnake was recently killed not far outside of Kamiah, in Lawyers Canyon. (courtesy of Kevin Poole, Riedesel Engineering, Lewiston)

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Thank you for praying for the Wilson’s!

Thank you for praying for the Wilson’s!

Rod White Eagle Wilson, our National Coordinator for all Youth With A Mission bases in North America went to be with Jesus on Resurrection Day, April 12, 2009 after a courageous battle resulting from the effects of bleeding on the brain.

A memorial service for Rod was held at YWAM’s  North American Leadership Conference (NALC [...]

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A new aircraft for missions and mountains, built in IDAHO

A new aircraft for missions and mountains, built in IDAHO

This is the new Quest Kodiak Aircraft, built in Sandpoint, Idaho. It is specifically built to be used for missions and humanitarian work around the world. It is very powerful and can get into rough and tight places.

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Gatherings

Gatherings

The first Gathering was a great experience and time of learning more about the freedom to praise the Creator and His Son Jesus with Native forms of worship. A new drum, created by Gerald Chapman of Longview, Washington, a wonderful Native brother, was introduced during the meeting and some of the young people had the [...]

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First Nations Messengers

First Nations Messengers

“This is our appointed time as First Nations believers to boldly step out in faith and possess the promises of God for us regarding His purposes for the nations. Please continue in prayer for covenant partnerships to be developed between Native and non-Native believers in fulfilling this amazing opportunity to world mission,” Richard Twiss

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Father, Faith & Family

Father, Faith & Family

Recently, (June 21, 2009) our local area newspaper, the Lewiston Morning Tribune published a great article on the Picard family (Nez Perce) from Lapwai. They share how Jesus helped them through the tragic events in which they lost two of their sons within a year, and how he continues to use them to bring wholeness [...]

Path to Peace

Path to Peace

Choosing the Creator’s Path
The Creator created the world - the mountains, trees, rivers, and seas. He created all the creatures on this fair land. The Creator also created man and woman from the land and put them in charge to take care of the Creator’s work.
Man and woman were placed on the path of life. They were [...]

The Father’s Dance

The Father’s Dance

By Broken Walls, Jonathan Maracle
Broken Walls, formed in 1995 by Jonathan Maracle, base their music on the ancient sounds of the First Nations People of North America. The Father’s Dance, which has been nominated in six categories for the 2008 Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards, is a call to freedom and a message of restoration for [...]

Stories of two Native American Men

Stories of two Native American Men

He’ll be dead by Christmas, unless…
The following are recollections, excerpts of letters and conversations with Newton Bohanan, Nez Perce, 32. Thank you, Newt for allowing us to tell your story. May it encourage many! Since his dramatic life and death experience Newton has already been a huge blessing to many by his enthusiasm and love for [...]

Who Do YOU Say Jesus Is?

Who Do YOU Say Jesus Is?

Colin assumed that all religions are equally valid and that contradictions between the different belief systems are fully acceptable, because to him absolute truth does not exist. To him, exclusive truth about Jesus was a result of a rationalistic Western worldview. In contrast, Paul pointed out that the idea of one God and exclusive truth came from Middle Eastern thinking: