Peggy Morrison –Unici (Grandmother), her daughter and grandson Damian are blessed as we honor them.

We honor the Inas and the Unici (mothers and grandmothers in the Lakota language).

We had a day of prayer for them and to honor them for being mothers and grandmothers. Many of the mothers brought their children and their grandchildren with them.

Tanya Blessing of Denver ministers to Nadine Red Cloud.

We ministered to 45 women and 20 children. We fed them lunch and gave them bags full of gifts, plus laundry detergent, swifters, worship cd’s, chocolates, jewelry and various toiletries and personal items. The children received toys and played games while we ministered to the mothers.

Each woman was asked what her needs were and was prayed for individually. Many are hurting and there is a lot of illness on the reservation.  They were so happy that we came and many shared how our monthly letters are blessing their lives. One lady named Florine Red Ear Horse, said to Helen, “You sent me a letter and I was so sick, but when I read your letter, I was healed. Thank you so much for writing us and keep on writing us; it is so encouraging to us.”

Mary Warrior with her grand-daughter who takes care of her.		Kim Gehman and Kim Cross are ministers to the Lakota women and children.		Lokota –Ina (Mom) with her beautiful baby.

One lady, Louise Long Soldier, keeps every letter and card that we send her, because she says it helps her so much. She goes back and reads them and gets ministered to every time.

Everything is focused on that they are women of worth and God has a wonderful plan for their lives.

Maui Long and her grand-daughter Rose enjoy lunch.		Louse Long Soldier keeps every postcard and letter we send.  She is encouraged monthly by our communication.		Alene Janes, a spirit-filled Lakota woman, just turned 72 years old.
Norma Blacksmith, intercessor on Pine Ridge, invited her sister Mert to the Prayer Day.		Pastor Celeste ministers to Laura Coffey.		Marsha, our contact person on the reservation, visits with Pastor Celeste of Praise Church, Littleton, Colorado.
Nadine Red Cloud smiles because her husband recently gave his life to Jesus.  They are making tee-pees and Indian Crafts for their living.		Dawn from Denver and Dianne from California are faithful WOW Volunteers.		Lisa Two Bulls Crow and her daughter Melissa enjoy the lunch provided by WOW.
Laura Coffey and Teena Long (expecting her 7th child) visit with Dawn, a WOW Volunteer.