Approaching Strom

As many people have watched the movie “Billy Jack” We saw how greed and one person changed a whole town with a casino. Many tribes have went the way of a casino to help support the tribe and many times the casino owners made all the money and left the tribes with little or nothing. Native American people are loosing who they are and in times like now when it is getting harder to make “the ends meet” what are Native people suppose to do.  There is still a silent war that rage against Native people and the following story tells of just one battle that is being fought now. <Read More>

Black Hills For Sale?

I was asked tonight by Chief Gary Roland of Pine Ridge S.D. to please get this info out NOW and get it passed as quickly as possible. This I do for the Oyate. Please pass this too as many, as you possibly can. I will send any additional updated info I receive on this! We have got to stand and protect the Elders, the innocent, as well as the Sacred Paha Sapa's where our Mother's Heart lies and beats strong! They are NOT for sale!! Wopila.   Toksa Nape' <Read More>

Prayer Request for Kate Stephens

This is an appeal for urgent, sincere prayer for a successful recovery of the health of 6 year old Kate Stephens.   Kate's dad Willie is a full time paramedic at Stephens County (Georgia) EMS. He also works part time at Hart County EMS.  Her mother's name is Wendy, and she has a brother named Jake that is about 6 years older than she is.  
     Recently Kate had been complaining about severe headaches.  Her parents had been taking her for tests to try and diagnose the reason.  <Read More>

– Remembering –

As I reflect back on this past year and see all God has done, I become amazed. In late Spring I received an e-mail from a Pastor in Cotonue, Republic of Bening. He asked me if I would come and lead a revival in his area. My answer was, if it is God’s will I will surely come. Over the next few months the pastor and I corresponded back and forth about my arrival. I felt led to make the trip, but this was after hours of prayer. I asked others to pray also. At no time did I ask for donations for this trip, but people made donations anyway. I pressed forward and received the needed shots and passport. Our trip was scheduled for the end of September. It was now the first week of September and during my early morning prayer time, God told me that I was not going now. I said, God what do you mean I’m not going. What will the people say that have been praying and have donated, what will they think. God replied, I never really told you that you would go, just pray about going and I had. About 3:00a.m. every morning God would wake me and I would make the trek outside and sit under the apple tree and pray, play the flute and pray some more.  <Read More>

– The White Buffalo –

In 1994, the white buffalo, Miracle, was born in Janesville, Wisconsin. According to reports, she was the first known white buffalo to be born since 1933. Yet, in the years since her birth, there have been at least 15 to 20 other white buffalo born. When miracles occurr, many find them difficult to accept. <Read More>

Night Sky Watcher Leach
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007
Subject: From the Floyd Red Crow Westerman Family
Floyd Red Crow Westerman passed to the spirit world this morning in Los Angeles, California, with family at his side. Services are pending. We thank you from our hearts for all the prayers and support and kindness and love that you have shown him and us. Gwen Westerman Griffin Mankato, MN <Read More>

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Dennis Lamenti believes he is the only Native

American astronomer in the U.S. with -- or working on -- a graduate degree. He actively has sought others

through conferences, speeches and committee meetings and comes up empty handed. But he intends to 

change that. The IU graduate student is planning a spring Bloomington campus visit and a retreat for 

Native American students to a national observatory, and is involved in a nation-wide event, all to bring more 

Native Americans to the field of astronomy while introducing his culture's astronomic heritage to the world. 

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NEWS RELEASE  12-12-07

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A Pageant Where You Butcher Sheep'

By Felicia Fonseca

Feb. 19, 2008

ALBUQUERQUE (AP) — When young women head off to compete in the weeklong Miss Navajo Nation pageant, they bring along their evening gowns,

jewelry, high heels, public speaking skills — and their butcher knives. This is no ordinary pageant.   <Read More>