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"And I will bless those who bless you, and curse him that curses you;

and in you shall all families of the earth be blessed  ... Creator


Native Sounds of Heaven  - First Nations Wind Flutes

This ministry is a Christian ministry, but you will find no greater supporter of Israel!  We stand with Her, and we pray for the peace of Jerusalem! 

2011 Fall Newsletter

 

The Gathering of Tribes
Their leaves will bring Healing to the Nations!

Osyio (greetings) to our partners and friends!  We pray this finds you prospering and in health
even as your soul prospers!

A Spirit-led Prayer conference was recently held in Toronto, Canada.  On the first night, the First Nations were prayed over and mentioned throughout the conference.  All during this conference I kept asking the Holy Spirit “why Toronto?”  I received my answer and it is still unfolding!  First, let’s take a quick overview of First Nations history.

The First Nations (Native Americans) on turtle Island (North America) were flourishing long before Europeans “discovered” them in 1492.  There were no real diseases, plenty of animals for hunting, land for farming and the women were doing all the work!  Why would anyone want to change a system like that?     

The early settlers could not understand the languages, customs (matriarchal) and certainly not
worship practices of the First Nation tribes.  However, a few scholars took note that the spiritual leaders would pray to “Yahweh” in sacred ceremonies.  

One such Hebrew scholar was James Adair.  Adair migrated to South Carolina in 1735 where he became a fur trader with the Indian tribes.  He married and lived with the “Overhill” or Western Cherokees in Tennessee.  His writings were published in London in 1775 and have been regarded by historians as reliable authority and oldest source of information on the Southern Indians, the Cherokee being one of the main tribes of his investigations.

In his book “Out of the Flame,” Adair gives 23 arguments to his claims that the Cherokee tribe as
being descended from the Jews.   Among these are their worship of one God  (monotheism)
Yahweh; their language and dialect; their feast, fast and ‘rites’; their ornaments; choice of names by circumstances and times; their several punishments and others.  Fascinating read for any historian or theologian! ...More





2011 White Eagle News,  Member: Native American Journalists Association, CFGC


Wado Howard Terpning

There greatest danger for Natives off a reservation is isolation. The sense of not belonging to their culture & the lack of support from their community only feeds depression, anger and, ultimately, fear....More 


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Restoring the Paths of Relationships

The Lord revealed to this ministry two years ago that we would play a major part in the rebuilding of broken relationships between the First Nations and the Anglos on Turtle Island.  He confirmed His message in Isaiah 58:12And they that shall be of thee shall build the old waste places: thou shalt raise up the foundations of many generations; and thou shalt be called The repairer of the breach, The restorer of paths to dwell in.” 

In the scripture above we see that to restore the paths we must first repair the breach, much like building a bridge from one side to another.  Creator wants us to build a bridge from the First Nations to the Anglos and others as we need each other for the Body of Christ to operate in strength!  We need each other as Yeshua (Jesus) is coming back for a glorious Church without spot or wrinkle.  The Body must be whole!   

Let us look at the “treasures” that have been preserved on America’s First Nations’ reservations and pray that our eyes of understanding will open and appreciate the gifts God has given the Body of Christ through His First Seed; the First People to settle on this land.  Why is His First Seed so important?  The First Seed is the most likely to “succeed!”   Aho!       



                                              God Bless, Chief Chari Bouse, Tsalagiyi Nvdagi

                          


     Merry Heart Does good Like Medicine 

Many have fallen with a bottle in their hand - Lakota

 

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Native Teaching
Lessons From the Native Way

When the first settlers came to this land they observed what they thought were demonic ceremonies by the Natives. Thanks to Replacement Theology (Church replaced the Jews): many of these earlier settlers were Old Testament ignorant. This ignorance prevented them from observing the Natives worshiping one Creator God just like the Jews. The Native American perspective is much closer to the ancient Hebrew understanding of all creation. They did not worship the animals – they ate them .

Today’s First Nation Christian leaders are on Jesus side. Euro-Americans may not understand their methods, but the good news is, these methods are working and our First Nations people are gaining hope! Hope for a life free from the bondage, free from hate and free to be the people they are – lovers of Creator God and all of His Creation. And they following the ways of Rabbi Yeshua! We do not use the name Yeshua as a secret "agenda."  Jesus came to earth as a tribal man and his tribal name was NOT Jesus.  He was called Yeshua and He was very much a Jew, something that the "church" in the USA does not always teach the way it should.

Remember – we are not pagans; our grandfathers worshiped One Creator God, not unlike the Hebrews. Again we reference the oldest known documentation of this evidence in a history book written by James Adair – "Out of the Flames". I highly recommend this book. You may order it online from: http://www.cherokeeswestern.com/books.htm. An intensive study of the Torah (Books of Moses and the Old Testament) will bless you with this knowledge as well.

This ministry is a Christian ministry, but you will find no greater supporter of Israel!  We stand with Her, and we pray for the peace of Jerusalem!  B"H

Blessings, Grandmother  <><

 First Powwow on Iraqi Soil -
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thanks to the US Army and CFGC Chaplain Captain Shareen Fischer.  The National Smithsonian found out about it and have the drum, clothing, etc. displayed in Washington.  Click herefor pictures and more information. 

 

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A Tribute to Grandmother White Eagle

Inspiration for the incarcerated from Israel

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