Mae shares her story of faith and recounts what it was like to grow up in a remote village of Alaska. Born in the village of Unalakleet before modern conveniences reached that far, she was aquainted with the ruggedness of life in the north. Fishing and berry picking weren't recreational, they were essential to living. She has good memories of life there. And it was there in the village where she met the most important person in her life... who is still with her today.

Herman shares how he was bewitched by a medicine man. He became very ill and the doctors could find nothing wrong with him. Then came the singing and drumming from inside the walls of his home. After that, it didn't take long to figure out what was going on... and what to do about it.

Herman's trip off the rez - which was only supposed to be for two months - has turned into an epic journey of life transformation. God had a plan for Herman's life. It was filled with purpose and adventure.

The adventure continues as Herman explores the land of the cowhide. His travels take him to Montana where something happens to him that will change his life forever. Listen as he tells what happened next

He'd never been off the rez before. There were many things he had never seen or heard. So when the opportunity came, Herman made his way into a brand new world. What made this adventure particularly interesting was that he only spoke Navajo. Be prepared to laugh and wonder as Herman continues to share his story.

Herman was born and raised on the Navajo reservation in Chinli, Arizona. He grew up in a time and place much different than today. In this first of five programs, Herman introduces himself and tells of how, as a baby, he wasn't expected to live very long. Because of his illness, he didn't go to school. His grandparents raised him and he learned the Navajo way.

Byron answers the charge that because he is following Jesus he's following the white man's religion. He also shares why he is confident that, when he dies, Heaven will be his home.

When Byron decided to follow Jesus it didn't go over so well with his relatives. He found out that not everyone was happy for him. When he traveled home on vacation to be with his family they encouraged him to drink... and he regretted it. But despite all these things, he pressed on in his new faith.

Byron ended joining the Navy - serving alongside the Marine Corp as a medic. While stationed in the Pacific he found himself close to the DMZ and those who were hostile to American forces.

Byron is from the Pueblo of Laguna where he spent his early years. His family moved to Michigan for a time before returning home. Byron shares openly about the challenges and despair that he encountered during this formative season in his life.