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John Bear (Muscogee) Part 1
John was close to his mom and dad growing up. John was a good athlete and played a number of sports. His dad was there for every game. His senior year he got a call from the Texas Rangers. They invited him to a private tryout. That was the best and worst day of his life. Three hours later his mom picked him up from school. When they got home, he got news that would change his life forever.
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Linda Chiltoskie (Cherokee)
Linda spent the early days of her life away from her family because of a medical condition. As she grew older, she discovered another condition in her life that needed attention. Living life her way only led to fear, abuse, and pain. But when she recognized her need for the Savior, she became a new person.
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Gus Jenson (Athabascan)
Gus was from old Iliamna Village. He speaks of how life was back in the old days. They lived off the land without the conveniences of modern day Alaska. It was tough, and some didn't make it. Gus recalls a missionary by the name of Don Stump who had a significant influence on him and Gus had a high regard for this man. Don encouraged Gus to accept the Lord Jesus because it was the only way one could get to heaven. But, Gus didn't believe him.
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Ed Groat (Mohawk) Part 2
"I tell people that I had a drug problem when I was young. Our church was Sunday afternoon on the reservation. I got drug to church on Sunday afternoon, and I got drug to church on Sunday evening, and I got drug to church on prayer meeting night. So that was my drug problem." Ed shares candidly about his life at boarding school, church, and the truth he embraced that changed his life.
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Ed Groat (Mohawk) Part 1
Ed was raised by his grandma until she died when he was fourteen years old. His uncle was as close to a dad as he ever had. He doesn't know who his real dad is. Listen as Ed shares some of his early life experiences growing up in the Six Nations area of Ontario.
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C.R. Falls (Sac and Fox - Shawnee)
When asked the question about where he would spend eternity, CR came up short. He didn't know. Many people are in the same place CR was - but he isn't there anymore. Find out what changed and how he now knows the answer to the most important question in life.
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Connie Hayes (Colville, Creek, Cherokee)
Connie grew up without knowing her father. When she was three years old, he was shot and killed. She was raised by her grandparents in rural Oklahoma. Listen as she shares about what it was like to grow up in that stable, loving environment... and the impact that her grandparents had on her life.
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Randy Parnacher (Chickasaw/MS Choctaw)
Raised by Christian parents, Randy grew up in church. It bugged him that he couldn't go and do the things that his friends were doing because he had to be at church. As soon as he was old enough, he stopped going. He did the alcohol, drugs, and parties. But something brought him back to his roots, where he remains today.
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George Olsen (Aleut)
Growing up in the village can be difficult. There are many influences that can bring a person down. Many lives have been destroyed through alcohol, drugs, and painful experiences. That could have been George's story... but it isn't. Listen as he shares how he was able to rise above the darkness and become a messenger of the Light.
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Don Robinson (Tuscarora)
Don was born on the Tuscarora reservation in New York. His parents split up when he was young and for a time ended up living off the reservation when his mother remarried. Those were interesting days. But the most significant event of his happened camp. Listen as Don shares that event and how that has impacted his life.
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Carrie Herman (Cup'ik)
Carrie was born in 1929 on Nunavik island, the second largest island on the Bering Sea. There were no white people, no stores, no running water... nothing that resembles the conveniences of today. Life was challenging. Listen as Carrie recounts her experiences and the rich culture of growing up on the island. And listen as she shares her spiritual heritage... something she didn't leave behind when she left the island.
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Albert Tenario (Acoma Pueblo)
Albert's heart was hard... by his own admission. He had a hateful feeling towards anyone who would try to speak to him about Jesus. He was mean to his wife who was a Christian. He even burned her Bible. But through it all, she stuck with him, and prayed for Albert. His sons began to follow his lead to the bottle, and his life was empty. One day a preacher asked him, "Who do you think you are?" That got his attention. Listen as Albert shares about how change came into his life.
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Allen Early (Apache) Part 4
Allen was bound in chains and led away by six officers. He was going to see a federal judge. The judge told him, "Allen, I have the authority to send you away forever." And it was true. Allen had a criminal record that was extensive. But the judge did something unthinkable. He took Allen's criminal record and tore it up... and Allen walked out the door a free man... in more ways than one.
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Allen Early (Apache) Part 3
The law finally caught up with Allen and was able to keep him locked up in solitary confinement. He tried to use the powers that he had to be set free... but nothing worked. Allen decided to kill himself. Three times he tried to hang himself, but failed. He decided to go on a hunger strike. 13 days into his slow suicide, he heard something that would change his life forever.
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Allen Early (Apache) Part 2
Allen's father was a messenger. He had spiritual powers that Allen wanted to get. His father would train him in that way. When Allen was old enough, his father sent him to a boarding school in Tuscon. It was there that Allen was introduced to alcohol, drugs, and gangs. These would change his life. When he returned to the rez, he was a different person... and no one liked it.
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Allen Early (Apache) Part 1
Allen was born and raised on the San Carlos Apache reservation in Arizona. In this first of four parts, Allen shares some history regarding his people... including what happened when the government built a dam near the original San Carlos. He also shares how he got his last name.
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Paul Frost (Yup'ik) Part 3
"I wanted to go do these drugs cause I hadn't done them for quite some time and it was time for me to do them again. I used to go on three-day binges. I would disappear and my wife and kids didn't know where I was. They didn't know if I was dead or alive or nothing." Listen as Paul shares his battle with addiction and how it finally came to an end.
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Paul Frost (Yup'ik) Part 2
Working on the Alaska pipeline, Paul got into drugs and alcohol. It changed his life. His addictions had full control over him, until one night, when he had a dream that was so terrifying, that it caused him to stop and consider.
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Paul Frost (Yup'ik) Part 1
He was in a fist fight at least twice a week, every week for most of his schooling... because of the way he looked. He didn't fit in with the white kids... he didn't fit in with the Native kids. Listen as Paul shares about the early days of his journey and how that would influence his outlook in the days to come.
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Frank Ward (Cree) Part 2
Franks speaks candidly about the quest for love. He tells of how he would do things he knew weren't right in order to gain the acceptance of others. He would come to realize though that all he needed would be found in a relationship with Jesus Christ. Frank is both honest and confident as he shares these personal things.
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Frank Ward (Cree) Part 1
Frank grew up in the Cree community of Loon Lake, Alberta. He remembers good times with family in the bush, hunting and trapping. He reflects on the value of having a dad and a mom. And he speaks about his spiritual journey, how he came to understand that he had a problem he couldn't fix. Listen as he shares the solution to his troubling situation.
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Adrienne Kinney (Cheyenne/Arapaho) Part 2
Where was the peace that others seemed to have? As she looked around, she couldn't help but notice. How come she couldn't find it? It seems she'd been fighting for something all her life... perhaps just fighting to survive. She'd learned that in her youth. But she wanted what these folks had. Listen as she shares how she finally found what she was looking for.
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Adrienne Kinney (Cheyenne/Arapaho) Part 1
Adrienne recalls as a young girl how she was sick at school one day. As they took her home, all she could think about was what they were going to find when they got there. She wanted to jump out of the car and run into the house so no one would see what she expected to find. She was so afraid, and so ashamed.
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Velma Memnuk (Cree) Part 2
Velma shares the rest of her story... how she ended up in Bible school, adjusted to a new culture, and about what it was like to live with someone who drank. She offers hope to those who are struggling.
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Velma Memnuk (Cree) Part 1
Velma is from Goodfish Lake, Alberta. It was a hard life, but it was good. She grew up in a log house and lived off the land. They had wild meat, a garden, cows, and chickens. "We all had to work to survive." Her mother kept things going at home and had a significant impact on Velma's life.
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Ray Sparklingeyes (Cree) Part 3
Ray recalls how his grandfather told him stories that were handed down from his people... stories that were very scary and brought fear to him as a child. He shares one of these along with the impact that it had on him then, and the perspective that he has about it now.
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Ray Sparklingeyes (Cree) Part 2
"... and when I woke up, I was sick. Not only from what I had drank that previous night, but the burden of sin was heavy upon me. And not only that but, I was so sick I knew if I died at that moment, I wasn't prepared to meet God."
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Ray Sparklingeyes (Cree) Part 1
Ray grew up in northern Alberta. He loved ball games, dances, and the pleasures of life in his youth. But he had no peace. One of his friends though seemed to have what he was looking for. Ray noticed and was curious. Inner peace can be allusive, and finding it can be a journey. This was a journey Ray found himself on.
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Rick Billy (Choctaw) Part 2
There are things that money can't buy. Money can't buy love, peace, or real friends. But money was what Rick pursued. He worked hard and put his relationship with his Creator aside. It affected his family too. It all came apart though when Rick was injured. He slipped into depression. But it was at bottom that perspective came.
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Rick Billy (Choctaw) Part 1
Rick grew up on a farm in Oklahoma. It was a good life for him. In his youth, he realized that there was something more to this life. He believed that there was a superior being and recognized the need to be right with God. And so in 1968 he made the most important decision of his life. That's were his relationship began with his Creator.
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Tom Claus (Mohawk)
New Years Eve is a very special time in the Claus family. It was on that night many years ago that the family gathered together around the radio and heard something that would change their lives forever. Listen as Tom reflects on the significance of that day and what it means to him after all these years.
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Storyteller Christmas - Tom Claus
Tom Claus reflects on what Christmas was like growing up on the Six Nations Reserve near Brantford, Ontario many years ago. After all the gifts were opened, the family would sit down together and read the Christmas story from the Bible. Tom goes on to read the story for us and then speaks about the gift that God gave to all people - His Son, Jesus Christ.
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Wes Cardinal (Metis) Part 2
No one feels the pain more than a loving parent when one of their children dies. Wes knows this first hand. He didn't know that when his son walked out the door that day that he would never come home. That evening he found out that his son had died in a fiery crash. They could not see the body because it was burnt. How does one make it through something like this?
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Wes Cardinal (Metis) Part 1
Wes had gotten sick. No one could figure out what was wrong... and it went on and on. Relatives began to wonder if Indian medicine was involved. More than his physical illness though, Wes had a spiritual sickness... and it's consequences were far greater than his poor health.
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Bob Moberly (Dene)
Bob was raised in an alcoholic environment with all the miseries that come with it. He was slow to learn because of the stress at home. One day, His uncle told him, that "You ought to be shot, but that would be a waste of a bullet... you ain't worth it". Bob shares how he learned how valuable he was to someone else though, and how it changed his life forever.
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Veronica Moberly (Okanagan)
Veronica was rejected by her biological father. He lived only an hour away but he no desire to be a part of her life. Not only did she feel that rejection, Veronica also grew up without the love and protection that her dad was supposed to provide. With alcohol in the home, she needed that protection... but instead she had to hide away in fear. But it would not always be this way.
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Eunice Landlord (Yup'ik) Part 2
How do you survive when your world has been shattered? After her boyfriend killed himself in front of her, and after she had to be removed from his bed because of the violence done to her, Eunice was not just injured in her body, she was also broken in her spirit. But she's not that way anymore. Listen as she shares what changed things around for her.
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Eunice Landlord (Yup'ik) Part 1
With a broken arm and a busted leg, she was unable to try to take the gun away from her boyfriend. He had two bullets in the pistol and began playing Russian roulette. He pointed at her and pulled the trigger, then he did the same to himself. After pulling the trigger four times with nothing, it was clear what would happen next.
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Fred Evans (Cree)
Have you ever been so close to death that only the hand of someone else could save you? That's Fred story. His story would never have been told if his friend hadn't tried to reach for him one last time. Listen as Fred share how he fell off the boat drunk, and the significance this event has had in his life ever since.
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Charlotte Evans (Saultaux)
Life at home was not what Charlotte wanted. The alcohol made it difficult for her to be there. So she ran away looking for something better. She hoped that in doing so the authorities would place her in a foster home. They didn't. So she eventually moved out. Did she find what she was looking for?
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Ralph Hamblin (Sac and Fox) Part 2
Alcohol took a toll on his family, but for Ralph, it never took hold of him. What is it that made him different? Was it fate? Was it the choices that he made? Listen in as Ralph shares the rest of his story.
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Ralph Hamblin (Sac and Fox) Part 1
His grandparents originally lived in Iowa, but were relocated to Oklahoma to the Sac and Fox reservation. There they were given land and settled. Ralph grew up in Shawnee, but spent quite a bit of time with his grandmother on the reservation. She was a significant influence in his life.
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Sam Herman (Cup'ik) Part 2
"Ten horse is not fast enough for going, 22 foot long wooden boat", Sam said as he recalled the moments after his side had been laid open by a shotgun blast. When your injury is life-threatening, things like that seem to matter more.
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Sam Herman (Cup'ik) Part 1
"I born Cupik, real Eskimo. I didnt born in the spring but I born at grass. No, no spring brat. Sod house, and my blanket is all those grasses put together, and those are my mattress.
Most of the time I sleep in steam baths where they make big fire, steam, steam house, and after, boy, its really nice and warm..."
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Harriet Hinman (Chemehuevi) Part 2
In this second part of Harriet's story, she shares the struggles of her early years. The family moved around to different reservations because of her father's work, but they only spoke English. No matter where she went, it seemed that she couldn't fit in. Eventually, she would leave home for another strange place. Listen as she tells the story of how she ended up in a boarding school... where she experienced the most significant moment in her life.
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Harriet Hinman (Chemehuevi) Part 1
It's tough growing up when you feel like you don't fit in. For a little girl named Harriet, it was a lonely time. Listen as she reflects back on the early days of her life, and as she shares the most significant moment in her life... at a school away from home.
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Jimmy Murphy Sr (Choctaw) Part 2
Growing up without a dad was not easy. But it was in the loss of his father that Jimmy came to know God as his Heavenly Father. Listen as he reflects on how that happened, and then explains how that can be true for you too.
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Jimmy Murphy Sr. (Choctaw) Part 1
It's not often that a boy gets to see his father die. It's even less common to hear someone talk about it. But that's what Jimmy does as he shares what happened the day that his dad unexpectedly took his last breath. What goes on in the heart of a child when they witness something like that? And what does it mean for yet another boy who grows up without a father?
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Kim Chiltoskie (Cherokee) Part 2
When his wife became ill, they called a preacher to come and pray for her healing. While he was with them, he turned to Kim and asked him to pray for Linda. It was a challenging moment for Kim. He was unable to talk with his Creator because he didn't have the relationship that he so desperately needed.
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