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Thursday, November 12, 2026

"Crystalyne Curley Makes History as First Woman Elected President of Navajo Nation -" Native News Online

"On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Navajo Nation voters elected the first woman to its highest political office. Crystalyne Curley and her running mate, Christopher C. Deschene, netted 32,094 votes for Office of the President and Vice President.."


https://nativenewsonline.net/currents/crystalyne-curley-makes-history-as-first-woman-elected-president-of-navajo-nation/

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Saturday, August 22, 2026

"NYC mom violently slashed by ex-con during Arizona hiking trip: 'I can't die like this'"

https://nypost.com/2026/08/21/us-news/nyc-mom-violently-slashed-by-ex-con-during-arizona-hiking-trip-i-cant-die-like-this/# 

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Alexis Rowan, 27, was attacked by a local tribe member she had asked for directions after she completed 8 miles of a 10-mile hike on the Havasupai Reservation in The Grand Canyon State last Wednesday, ABC7 reported..."

Monday, July 13, 2026

Don't tread on them 👎 "Data Center Expansion Targets Native American Lands, Sparking Tribal Resistance –" NaturalNews.com

https://www.naturalnews.com/2026-07-12-data-center-expansion-targets-native-american-lands.html 

It's probably lucrative. 💰 
But Is it worth it ? 
"
Big technology companies are increasingly looking to build data centers on or near Native American tribal lands, with at least 37 proposed projects mapped in those areas, according to trackers cited by the advocacy group Honor the Earth.

Some estimates place the total at more than 150 projects affecting Native and rural frontline communities, the group said. Federal policy is accelerating the push. Executive Order 14318 directs federal and military lands toward data center development, and 36 state legislatures have introduced 157 related bills, according to the same sources..."

Wednesday, July 8, 2026

"Help Hundreds of Native Young People Discover They Were Made for More! |" Hutchcraft Ministries

https://hutchcraft.com/on-eagles-wings/updates/you-helped-hundreds-of-native-young-people-discover-they-were-made-for-more 


Note: I just randomly discovered hutchcraft ministries and they purport to do evangelism outreach to native American groups and so I am just posting this FYI .  

If you decide to donate 💰 to them, make sure you do your due diligence and research to make sure they are legitimate. 

Mission Network which I browse frequently mentions them.  so I think this is a positive sign that they are the real deal. 

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Your prayers and gifts made it possible for hundreds of Native young people from across the United States and Canada to hear the life-changing message of Jesus and discover that they were Made for More..."

"Young leaders prepare to share Jesus with Native America this summer -" Mission Network News

https://www.mnnonline.org/news/young-leaders-prepare-to-share-jesus-with-native-america-this-summer/ 

"The Summer of Hope immediately follows Hutchcraft Ministries’ Warrior Leadership Summit in late June, which equips young indigenous leaders in the Word of God. Both are part of their broader On Eagles’ Wings (OEW) initiative. OEW is focused on bringing the hope of Jesus to Native America"

Wednesday, May 13, 2026

✝️"Graduates ready to share the Gospel with Native America "- Mission Network News

https://www.mnnonline.org/news/graduates-ready-to-share-the-gospel-with-native-america/ 

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There are three words that very seldom go together: young, Native, Jesus-loving. There are young Natives, but they don’t love Jesus. There are Natives who love Jesus, but they tend to be grandmas. To find a young, Native, Jesus-lover is very rare, and therefore very valuable. What’s rare is valuable. There are a number of reservations – and we have contacts with a lot of them – that are desperate for somebody to come in and be a model of hope, who is the age of the most important people to reach the young people.”

Sunday, May 10, 2026

Stanford Pow Wow 2026 !!

 





Beneath the canopy of endless blue, Where ancient spirits whispered as they flew, We lift a prayer for every tribal soul, That grace may touch and make the spirit whole. May the Apache find a lasting peace, Where inner wars and heavy burdens cease, As morning light begins to softly break, May they the Savior’s hand in courage take.

For all the Comanche on the open plain, Let healing fall like gentle summer rain. A freedom found in Christ, the Living Way, To guide them through the trials of the day. May the Cherokee in mountains high and green, Find depths of mercy they have never seen, To accept the Lamb, the Savior of the lost, Who paid for every soul the ultimate cost.

Through Navajo lands of red and golden stone, Let the message of the cross be clearly known. Beyond the beauty of the desert sand, May they be held within His nail-scarred hand. The Sioux who walk the rolling northern grass, May see the shadows of the old life pass, To rise in baptism, washed and born anew, With hearts committed, faithful, and so true.

Among the Hopi on the mesa tall, May the Gospel’s invitation reach them all. Let education be a lamp to light the mind, Leaving the chains of bitter vice behind. May the Nez Perce find strength in every stride, With addiction’s heavy darkness cast aside, Replaced by kindness and a caring heart, From which the Spirit’s fruit shall never part.

In Seminole glades where quiet waters flow, May the seeds of holy fellowship now grow. Let every pow wow be a joyful sound, Where love and brotherhood are always found. The Iroquois in forests deep and wide, Shall find the Lord is walking by their side. May every nation, every tongue and name, The saving power of the King proclaim.

For Blackfeet sons and daughters of the north, Let a new and holy lineage come forth. To know the Christ is to be truly free, And live in grace for all eternity. From the Crow to the Pueblo in the sun, The work of restoration has begun. United in a faith that never ends, As brothers, sisters, and eternal friends.

"Crystalyne Curley Makes History as First Woman Elected President of Navajo Nation -" Native News Online

"On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Navajo Nation voters elected the first woman to its highest political office. Crystalyne Curley and her running ...