“Stories play an important part in our lives,” Clarence says. “We read stories to our children to help them fall asleep. We tell stories of our day over the dinner table. We recount stories of times long past with old friends at reunions. “Stories teach lessons from the past and create ideas for the future. The greatest story of all, the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, gives us hope and assurance for our eternity. This is the story the Native children of Hawaii need to hear.”

Each and every Sunday, you are invited to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. Again and again, the living are reminded that dying is temporary for the believer in Christ.

She could not as yet grasp it all, but, just as when Gabriel spoke to her, she bowed herself in quiet, trustful faith.

Haskell LIGHT will always be about the love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the importance of sharing the truth with Haskell Indian Nation University students.

Being a shepherd means pointing people to the true shepherd.