Hey Randall when we lived in Calgary Alberta I was involved with a group from our church that was doing outreaches to the Stoney Indian reserve out at Morley. This work was right down my alley as I always had a special place for our N-American indian brothers. Now since we are living back here in Germany and since we attend the local Calvary Chapel I discovered that the youth leader is part Apache and his cousin from san Bernadino County CA is almost full blooded Apache. Our pastor is part Cherokee. Of all places I meet them fellers here in Siegen. You can figger out what we talk about, scalps, and such. I have a burden for the Native Americans and would like to help sometime but I don't see a lot of opportunity around here except to support the missions financially. I also would like to see Montana some time. Oh ja we had Stoneys coming up from Montana visiting our church in Calgary. Also a local Evangelist is Stoney, his name is Ross Shingoose. Sometimes I get these feelings. And last year at Eurocamp we had four Navajos visit the site. Small world. I am trying to get our OP in touch with some Nez Perce bretheren. I know what you are saying. Tecumseh is my hero. Almost named our youngest William-Tecumseh but fortunately I found out about william-Tecumseh Sherman. So I was glad I did not. G�nter OP 64 Siegen Germany _______ To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe rangernet" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Eat the hay & spit out the sticks! - A#1's mule" RTKB&G4JC! http://rangernet.org Autoresponder: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
