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Sioux Mission Trip

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Sioux Mission Trip. Why?. Provide a Spiritual Growth Experience Love as a Servant Live as a Friend Learn as a Follower Lead as a Guide. Where Are We Going?. 2013 Sioux Nation South Dakota. 2011 & 2012 Navajo Nation Arizona. 2010 Eureka Springs, Arkansas. 2009 Tampa,

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  1. Sioux Mission Trip

  2. Why? Provide a Spiritual Growth Experience Love as a Servant Live as a Friend Learn as a Follower Lead as a Guide

  3. Where Are We Going? 2013 Sioux Nation South Dakota 2011 & 2012 Navajo Nation Arizona 2010 Eureka Springs, Arkansas 2009 Tampa, Florida 1990s - 2008 Reynosa, Mexico

  4. Where Are We Going? 35 miles to closest Walmart in Chadron, Nebraska 20 hours to Pine Ridge, South Dakota Mount Rushmore (2 hours)

  5. Where Are We Going?

  6. Why Pine Ridge? The Pine Ridge Reservation is consistently among the poorest counties in the United States Unemployment over 60 percent Many residents travel more than 120 miles to outlying communities for seasonal employment About half the people over 40 have diabetes Tuberculosis, alcoholism, and infant mortality rates are way above the national average. Residents contend with temperatures from -30 to 105 deg F Life expectancy for those on the reservation is 48 for males and 52 for females

  7. Why Pine Ridge? Housing conditions on the reservation are poor Nearly 40% of homes are without electricity and running water The remoteness and limited resources in many communities, lack of suitable land, and the severity of the climate are all contributing factors to the difficulty in providing adequate housing on the reservation Homelessness and overcrowding of homes is a chronic problem Because many families will not turn away any family member who needs a place to stay, it is not uncommon for as many as 25 people to live in a two-bedroom home The desperate housing situation is compounded by the fact that much of the existing housing is substandard

  8. Pine Ridge Reservation Scenes of the Pine Ridge Reservation http://youtu.be/TH-Z0l24h88

  9. Our Host Organization

  10. Our Trip Schedule

  11. Capacity: 1 Bus Load Bus fits 55 We have: 23 Students 2 College 7 Adults ---- 32 Total

  12. Fulltime Ministers: Matt & Amanda Hadden Work and Camp Will camp in a school College mentors: KaitlynGlisan Jesse Madden

  13. Worship and Devotions

  14. Registration

  15. Excursions

  16. SiouxSchool

  17. Sioux Reservation

  18. Badlands Three Geographic Regions Pine Ridge Reservation Grassy Plains Pine Covered Hills

  19. Sioux Language Groups - Eastern - Central - Western Dakota Nakota Lakota All names have the same meaning, but are in each respective dialect: Feeling affection, friendly, united, allied

  20. Sioux Groups

  21. Lakota Sub-Tribes They Scatter Their Own Burned Thighs End Village Planters By the Water Without Bows Black Feet Two Kettles Oglala Sicangu Hunkpapa Mniconjou Izipaco SihaSapa Ooinunpa

  22. Notable Oglala Flying Hawk Big Mouth Surrounded by the Enemy Cecilia Fire Thunder Theresa Two Bulls Young Man Afraid of His Horses Black Elk Red Shirt Sitting Bull (Lakota, not Oglala) Crazy Horse American Horse Crow Dog Kicking Bear Little Wound Old Chief Smoke Red Cloud Chief Blue Horse Iron Tail

  23. Oglala Flag Eight Teepees - Eight districts of the reservation Red Field - Blood shed defending lands, Red man Blue Fringe - Sky in all four directions seen in worship

  24. Great Spirit Wakan Tanka - Better translated as Great Mystery The power or sacredness that resides in everything Every creature or object has wakan (holy) aspects Wakan Tanka: Placed the stones and minerals in the ground Changes the seasons and weather Brings plants out of the ground

  25. Oglala Lakota Culture Men - Political Chiefs,War Leaders and Warriors, Hunters Women - Controlled food, resources, movable property Made food, clothes, tipi coverings Husbands moved to live with his wife’s people Children belonged to mother’s clan Chiefs selected based on mother’s clan, Approved by women Families - Utmost importance, Tribe a close second Cousins were considered as brothers and sisters Mother’s brother was more influential to boy than father

  26. Oglala Tribe Tribal Council: Two members from each of the nine districts Headquarters: Pine Ridge, South Dakota (where we will be) Reservation Population: 20,000 Unemployment: 45% Languages: Lakota, English Total Area: 2,000,000 acres

  27. Lakota Sioux

  28. Covenant

  29. Meeting Schedule August: Friendship Club July: Reunion Party

  30. Fund Raisers Pledge Sheets Move That Bus!

  31. Questions? http://gdlcnmt.blogspot.com