Intertribal Life

01/22/2026

Today's Council Fire is written and read by our friend, Milly Jackson. So good!

Council Fire · Episode

12/30/2025

Only 2 more days! Join us at www.councilfire365.org!

We are VERY excited to announce that Council Fire, the 366 day devotional written exclusively by Indigenous and Native American followers of Jesus, is now a podcast!!!
It is available online at the new website Councilfire365.org AND anywhere podcasts are listened to. Spotify, Apple and Amazon Music links are conveniently available on the website.
Starting January 1st, a new podcast will be published daily and ready to be listened to, everywhere podcasts are played.
Spread the word! Share the excitement! Rejoice with us!
Visit our website www.councilfire365.org

Council Fire is a podcast and daily devotional book set written by 60 Indigenous believers of Jesus across North America.

12/22/2025

We are VERY excited to announce that Council Fire, the 366 day devotional written exclusively by Indigenous and Native American followers of Jesus, is now a podcast!!!

It is available online at the new website Councilfire365.org AND anywhere podcasts are listened to. Spotify, Apple and Amazon Music links are conveniently available on the website.

Starting January 1st, a new podcast will be published daily and ready to be listened to, everywhere podcasts are played.

Spread the word! Share the excitement! Rejoice with us!

Visit our website www.councilfire365.org

Council Fire is a podcast and daily devotional book set written by 60 Indigenous believers of Jesus across North America.

09/30/2025

We remember. And today, we pray for those who were affected by this.

Today on the National Day of Remembrance for Indian Boarding Schools, we remember the children who were taken from their families, cultures, and homelands through the Indian boarding school system. We also remember those who never came home.

For more than a century, federal policy sought to assimilate Native children by removing them from their Tribal Nations. At these institutions, children were punished for speaking their languages, practicing their traditions, and expressing who they were. Many experienced physical, emotional, and spiritual abuse. Some died. Their stories were buried alongside unmarked graves.

The legacy of these schools is not only part of the past. It continues to affect Native families and communities across generations. Many still carry the weight of silence, grief, and displacement.

Honoring the children means more than remembrance. It means listening to survivors, supporting healing efforts, returning records to Tribal Nations, and protecting Native children through systems of care grounded in culture and sovereignty.

Every child matters.

09/11/2025

We hope you'll join us for this!

02/04/2025

01/21/2025

Please pray for all those attending this event this weekend! We hope to see you there!