So now the mother, in quiet humble faith, stored up again her Son's sayings in her heart, waiting with brave and constant patience for the hour when her God should grant her to see face to face the mysterious things she had hitherto seen in only glimpses.

This Week in Native American News - October 7, 2016: a model village, a reading list, and nine miles of art.

These women have God.

A few were raised in Christian homes, but most are new to their faith. However, even those few who were raised in Christ struggle to understand and accept the magnitude of God’s love for us and how deeply He wants to protect and help us.

This isn’t just a Makah problem or a Native problem, it’s a human problem.

There are texts that go unread day in and day out. There is one that can be connected to, in spite of zero wifi reception, or even a massive power failure.

Other children show the corruption of their nature; nothing but the grace of God was upon him.

This Week in Native American News - September 30, 2016: suicide awareness, supreme court hearings, and ending hunger.

There appear to be various ways and paths to God. What is the way?

Think of the old man, waiting there in the Sanctuary, told by God that he was thus about to have the fulfilment of his life-long desire, and yet probably not knowing what kind of a shape the fulfilment would take. There is no reason to believe that he knew he was to see an infant; and he waits. And presently a peasant woman comes in with a child in her arms, and there arises in his soul the voice ‘Anoint Him! for this is He!’