Native American Youth Ministries exists to meet needs of Indigenous People through spiritual support, tangible resources, and church partnerships, we strive to connect and strengthen communities across distance and isolation. Together, we walk in beauty and bring the hope of Christ to the heart of the reservation.
The Navajo people speak of Hózhó, a way of life that means “to walk in beauty”—living in harmony with the world around us. The Native land reflects this beauty through its vast, tranquil landscapes. Yet, within this peace lie daily hardships unfamiliar to many outside the reservation—limited access to basic resources, few conveniences, and for some, no running water or electricity.
Scattered across this land are close-knit communities and families who carry both the strength of tradition and the weight of ongoing challenges. In the face of these realities, there is a deep need for hope—especially the unchanging hope found in Christ.
The Navajo people speak of Hózhó, a way of life that means “to walk in beauty”—living in harmony with the world around us. The Native land reflects this beauty through its vast, tranquil landscapes. Yet, within this peace lie daily hardships unfamiliar to many outside the reservation—limited access to basic resources, few conveniences, and for some, no running water or electricity.
Scattered across this land are close-knit communities and families who carry both the strength of tradition and the weight of ongoing challenges. In the face of these realities, there is a deep need for hope—especially the unchanging hope found in Christ.