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Most of the following books are written by Native Christian leaders and by those serving in Christian ministry to Native North Americans. Others are included because of their relevant content.
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Get Lost!
9780978212711 -- $9.95
It’s the day before Christmas in the Ojibway community of Rabbit Lake. The winter carnival is on and everyone is having a good time. Everyone that is, except Michael, a city kid from the south, who claims to be bored stiff! Andrew, tired of his constant complaining, finally gives Michael his snowmobile keys and tells him to “get lost!” Not caring that it’s forty degrees below zero and that Michael isn’t dressed for the harsh Canadian climate, Andrew goes back to the party and forgets all about him… until his sister, Rosalee asks, “Where’s Michael?”
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Colin’s Choice
9781553068815 -- $14.95
(Book 1) Colin, age 23, is involved with a search for a missing handicapped boy. He finds him in an old shack bound with duct tape to a bedpost. This is a very traumatic moment for Colin as memories surface of when he was abused as a young child.
This is a book about choices. Colin, though his abusers are still present in the community, must choose to testify in court on behalf of the current victim since Bobby cannot speak for himself. Colin also overcomes many challenges as he makes the choice to become a police officer. Colin believes that he can best help the youth in his community in this way.
This book was written to bring HOPE and HEALING to many Aboriginal youth who are facing tough choices in their lives.
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Deep Waters
9780978212759 -- $19.95
(Book 2) Journey with Sarah as she is reunited with her birth mother, Gracie, a residential school survivor and discover with Sarah why Gracie still has so many struggles in her life even after all these years.
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The Little Ones
9781897373644 -- $19.95
(Book 3) Is it really possible to forgive someone who has greatly wronged you or someone you love? And how can there be both justice and mercy? In The Little Ones, Colin Hill must face these questions when he and his wife, Sarah, become foster parents to the children of Colin’s former abuser. As the past and present collide, the love of God pierces through the darkness and true healing begins, for everyone.
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The following books by Bill Jackson:
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9781896968570 -- $3.50
Two practices greatly misunderstood and misused. Native pastor Bill Jackson takes us back to the Bible to discover Jesus' original intent.
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1896968422 -- $9.95
Issues facing First Nations families are dealt with using Scripture to show God's plan for the family.
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BK2006 -- $1.25
Native pastor, Bill Jackson (Cree), alerts readers to the dangerous deception now being taught under the guise of culture.
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A More Sure Word
0920731589 -- $0.93
Addresses the topics of: premonitions, visions, dreams, being "slain in the Spirit," voices ... and how we must rely on God's written Word.
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BK2040 -- $1.07
Suicide -- a sobering reality in many Native communities. The reader is directed to hope for living.
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BK2047 -- $1.25
Language, culture, religion, racial prejudice -- some of the topics discussed ... and God's plan for First Nations.
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Look for As Long As The Rivers Run by Bill Jackson in the Life Story Books section.
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The Grieving Indian
9780920379073 -- $6.48
A book about the root causes of alcoholism and how to deal with them. It gives help and hope to those who are caught in substance abuse and those who work with them.
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The Grieving Indian Workbook
0920731600 -- $5.95
Designed as a guide and discussion manual to go along with The Grieving Indian book. Can be used for individual or group studies.
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Does The Owl Still Call Your Name?
9780920379189 -- $12.83
Going beneath the surface of human behaviour, eight social crises are covered providing information, personal stories, and contacts for help.
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The Conquering Indian
9780920379134 -- $7.50
A collection of 70 personal stories of Native people who found Jesus Christ to be the One who set them free from the problems in their lives.
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