Mission Statement

Brotherhood Native American Outreach was established in 1985 as a ministry to all native peoples, “the forgotten Americans.” We acknowledge that through “Our Father,” all men are brothers. Then, as now, we purpose to stand with, and lift up, our Native American brothers and sisters; to show them, through the testimony of our lives, and the labor of our hands, a God whose love is unselfish, unfailing and forgiving; a God that reaches out his hand of grace, to all men.

Our Vision

The desire of the Lord is that all men should be saved. In that spirit we, who serve, are committed to live by word and deed the great commission. To advance the Gospel boldly, with liberty and commitment, trusting always, that God’s word will never return void. With a desire to see all men saved, we pledge ourselves to be willing vessels, to allow God to accomplish in and through us, by the power of the Holy Spirit, his great plan for our lives and his kingdom.

Commitment

Brotherhood is committed to Native American outreach activities. The criteria for our involvement in any project are as follows:

1. The project must be a direct benefit to native people, with an evangelistic emphasis.
2. In building or remodeling any church, counseling center or related building, the project must have a clear long-term ministry goal, and be staffed with qualified, trained pastors or counselors.
3. The project must be fully funded by others.
4. The church or congregation requesting our assistance must have at least 50% Native American membership. We will make an exception, if the clearly stated purpose of the construction is to attract and evangelize Native Americans.
5. We will consider all requests. Decisions will be made on the merit of each request.
6. Variances to this policy will be considered.
7. From time-to-time national disasters occur. In situations where we can help, we will. I.E. 250,000 gallons of trucked water for flood victims in 1994 in Illinois, Missouri and Iowa.
8. Our activities are limited to the 50 United States of America and it’s possessions. All other requests should be directed to Brotherhood International Outreach.