Author: rober

Native Ministries International www.nativemi.org

Use Menu toAdd Icon to Home Screen on Phone
Tribal Government Select as Favorite On computer

Click any Orange State to see all Federal Tribes with extensive contact info.
Note: Brown States signify no federal tribes
Help Menu with Ten Onscreen Guidance on How To Use—Plan a trip to a Nation
Hundreds of Resources Every Native Needs to Know for the Tribe & Individual

Native Nations New Way of Finding All Tribal Nations Eight Ways
1.Alphabetical 2.State Drop Down List 3.Zip Code 4.Regional List 5.Search by Key Word “Sioux” Results 18 Reservations 6.Show All see all Tribes with Tribal Shields 7.States Map 8.Dots Map
www.nativemi.org is designed as a free resource to use for all tribal nations & individuals

Last October began a promising year. We were able to finish the website connecting native nations with the 574 federally recognized tribes and began adding the 600 Canadian tribes. God blessed with being able to preach twice at an ongoing revival meeting that has continued to last over one year at the Coushatta Indian Reservation in Louisiana. January began with preaching in Green Bay, Wisconsin and visiting the Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa. In February when I attended Moody Bible Institutes Founder’s Week I was asked to submit an article for the Alumni Magazine that goes out to 50,000. In March I was able to be at the hotel that held the Native National Business Summit in Las Vegas where the business people were so excited by the unique website Native Ministries International mapping system and planning business trips capabilities.
As I have added dozens of links for content on my website, God opened the door to go to Malawi and Kenya, Africa which COVID canceled. I will be preaching to Kenya online in the future. This year God has allowed me to preach online four times in Pakistan to two churches, a women’s conference where three were saved and a Bible School class.
Pam and I took a trip to the Lumbee Reservation, Nottoway Indian Tribe, Chickahominy Indian Tribe, Upper Mattaponi, Lenape, Nanticoke Association and Pamunkey Indian Tribe with a goal to introduce NMI to the native tribal leadership. We were able to visit the Bon Fleurs in Alabama who had served at White Clay in NE among the Oglala Sioux.
THANK YOU FOR GIVING TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN

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I helped record a seminar on the Rose Bud Indian Sioux Reservation and visited Hands of Faith to assist with their technology needs as passing through Pine Ridge. I then visited the North Dakota tribal offices in Standing Rock Sioux, Three Affiliate Tribes which consist of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians and Spirit Lake Sioux Tribe.
MAP OF TRIP BELOW

Next week I will be heading to the Rose Bud Reservation to help record and teach another person to use the YoloLiv Box ,recording a seminar on Redemptive History seeing Jesus in major events in the Bible. Examples of 14 Old Testament Events:
Creation Focus: Who is God and who am I? Genesis 1-2
The Fall, the Curse and the Promise Focus: Sin, its consequences, and the way back to God 3
The Flood : Genesis 6-9

Native American Statistics 2014 5.2 million 48% Pure Bloods
574 Tribes Federally Recognized & 247 Tribes Seeking State Recognition
1,788,853 Native Households with 37.8% were married
6% of Grandparents live with a Grandchild or Child
26% spoke a language other then English cp to 21.1% of population
American Indians and Alaska Natives
There are about 5.2 million American Indians and Alaska Natives in the United States (about 1.7% of the total population) with 78% not living on reservations.
By 2060 the projected native population will be 10 million where as in 1900 after a policy of extermination there were 236,000 left after an estimate of 10,000,000.
American Indians and Alaska Natives experience some of the highest rates of substance use and mental disorders compared to other U.S. racial or ethnic groups. The rate of illegal drug use in the last month among American Indians and Alaska Natives ages 12 and up in 2014 was 14.9%.
In 2010, Native Americans had the highest rate of drug-induced death (17.1%).
84.3% of American Indian and Alask Native Women, or 4 out of 5, will experience violence in their life time. In addition, 56.1% of American & Alaskan Native women have experienced sexual violence in their lifetime.
58 out of every 1000 homes do not have running water and 75% of the roads on a reservation are not paved. 200 of out of 327 reservations do not have a church on them.
My vision is to preach revivals, provide resources through websites www.threefeathersministry.com and being part of www. nativemi. Org.
The other part is to provide video resources that I can create that will now be posted to Right Now Media as developed. God has blessed me with video cameras, lights and a YoloLive Box that acts like a tv studio.
Do you remember I said I need help. Although the goal is to simplify producing videos through the YoloLiv which can stream to FB & Youtube this does not always work so there is a need for a video editing computer. My son has his own video company and has gone over a system that has 32 gig of cooled Ram with a i9 processor with 10 gig of video memory with a 2 terabyte hard drive. The cost is $3000. A monitor will be about $500 to $700 depending how God provides. Will you help make this possible?
Also the ability to travel, which I have been to 28 reservations and to preach revivals is costly. Most native churches can not afford to pay you to come. Will you partner with Pam and I as we serve Jesus reaching the people whom he died for as Creator and Savior. Please help reach my people by mailing a gift to:
Chapel Ministries, Inc. Which Three Feathers Ministry serves under C/O
Robert De Corah 584 S Greenway Dr Port Orange, Florida 32127 386-213-0364