Where would Annie be if it weren’t for people like you?

Annie’s Eskimo village is 400 miles from the nearest road. For many, a million miles from hope. Virtually every person there has been personally touched by the suicide or unnecessary death of a young person. Annie has been to so many funerals of people she loved. Her story is the story of countless Native young people - so much hurt, so much grieving, and so many mistakes caused by pain.

But hope came to Annie’s village one day - sent by friends like you. Hope came through a spiritual rescue team of young Native Americans called On Eagles’ Wings. One night during a Summer of Hope, Annie said, “Jesus, I’m Yours.” Even though she was painfully shy, the night she opened her heart to Jesus, she said, “Now I know what I want to do with my life - tell people about the Jesus I found tonight.” For the past two summers, Annie has been one of the young warriors you’ve helped send to many Native communities like hers. She’s a relentless rescuer of Native girls and training in Bible school to be a missionary to her people.

One night at Summer of Hope. One Native girl who was rescued. This one girl is rescuing one life at a time - lives you could probably never reach. But you can. Through her and through others like her.

Annie is just one of the thousands of Native young people you’ve helped rescue...Read More