In this episode, Luis and Elizabeth Horn share their journey to the Yakama Nation, discussing their call to missions, the unique culture and challenges faced by the Yakama people, and their efforts to build trust and relationships within the community. They emphasize the importance of prayer, cultural revitalization, and the need for support from churches and individuals. The Horns also share impactful stories from their work in the schools and the community, highlighting the resilience of the Yakama people and their vision for the future.

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Contact:

Elizabeth’s email: Lizzhorn88@gmail.com

Elizabeth’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lizz.horn.2025

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Horns and Their Journey

02:48 Calling to Yakama Nation: A Missionary Journey

05:25 Understanding the Yakama Nation: Culture and Resilience

08:14 Spiritual Climate and Community Needs

10:52 Bridging Cultural Gaps: Faith and Identity

13:46 Language Revitalization: A Path to Healing

16:28 Building Trust and Community Engagement

27:37 God's Work in the Community

35:55 Navigating Trust and Vulnerability

37:49 Advice for Aspiring Missionaries

41:16 The Power of Prayer and Support

48:15 Open Doors for the Gospel

49:11 Changing the Narrative of Native Missions

Keywords

Yakama Nation, missions, indigenous culture, community engagement, spiritual resilience, cultural revitalization, prayer support, missionary work, native ministry, family in missions