Description
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Kee Nez, a Navajo boy, finds himself suspended between ancient terrors and the insanities of the White man's world, searching for truth - and yearning to belong.
Kee's story is a fascinating journey into the world of the Navajo people. Their cultural richness. Their struggles to rise above a negative historical backdrop. The ongoing spiritual battles with the darkest side of "bad medicine." The difficulties after encountering Christianity.
DAVID GEORGE, WHO LIVED AND WORDED WITH NATIVE AMERICANS FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS BEFORE WRITING THIS BOOK, HAS BEEN ADOPTED INTO FOUR TRIBES AND CAN COMMUNICATE IN SIX LANGUAGES. HE PASTORS A NATIVE AMERICAN CHURCH AND SERVES AS CHAPLAIN FOR A NATIVE AMERICAN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ON A RESERVATION IN WETASKIWIN, A TOWN 45 MILES SOUTH OF EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA.
CHAPTER 1 First Imprints
CHAPTER 2 Anglo Grace
CHAPTER 3 The Recurring Terror
CHAPTER 4 When Normal Is Strange
CHAPTER 5 A Journey Into the Pain
CHAPTER 6 The Widening Ditch
CHAPTER 7 Band-aids for the Soul
CHAPTER 8 Disillusioned Wanderings
CHAPTER 9 In Search of Good Medicine
CHAPTER 10 The Way to the Bottom
CHAPTER 11 Ditches by the Road of Light
CHAPTER 12 The Cost of Greatness
YOU can make a difference!
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Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Copyright: |
2007 |
Printed: |
2007 |
Pages: |
128 |
Publisher: |
Review and Herald Publishing Association |
Condition: |
A- |
