Native American Youth Ministries

Organizes outreach efforts to provide essential resources such as food, firewood, and clothing, particularly during colder months, and delivers these supplies to remote areas. This includes special events during Thanksgiving and Christmas with food distributions and gift-giving.

Organizes outreach efforts throughout the year to provide essential resources such as food, firewood, clothing, and supplies, particularly during colder months, to remote areas and during special events like Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Conducts visitations with Navajo elderly in nursing homes and in the community, as well as home visitations with prayer, short services, and spending time with families and children. This also includes providing one-on-one connections with individuals and families.

Is establishing a new property in White Water, New Mexico, and develops campgrounds for youth retreats and summer programs.

Establishing new ministry properties, including a site in White Water, New Mexico, and developing campgrounds and facilities to support youth and community programs.

Conducts home and nursing home visitations with Navajo elders and families, providing prayer, short religious services, fellowship, and one-on-one spiritual support.

Provides home repair and improvement services for elderly or disabled community members, including constructing ramps, porches, skirting, and roofing.

Provides home repair and improvement services for elderly or disabled community members, including constructing ramps, porches, skirting, and roofing. The organization also provides maintenance for church and ministry properties.

Provides home repair, improvement, and construction services for elderly or disabled community members, including building ramps, porches, roofing, and skirting. Also develops campgrounds for youth retreats and maintains church and ministry properties.

Offers Bible translations and ministry materials in Navajo, Apache, and Havasupai languages.

Produces and distributes Bible translations and ministry resources in Navajo, Apache, and Havasupai languages to support culturally relevant religious education and worship.

Establishes new properties, develops campgrounds for youth retreats and summer programs, and provides maintenance for church and ministry properties.

Hosts work teams from across the United States annually for construction projects, outreach, and Vacation Bible Schools, and provides meals, rest, and fellowship for missionaries and teams traveling through Phoenix.

Hosts work teams from across the United States annually to serve through construction projects, outreach programs, and Vacation Bible Schools. The organization also hosts missionaries and teams traveling through Phoenix, providing meals, rest, and fellowship.

Conducts visitations with Navajo elderly in nursing homes and in the community, as well as home visitations with prayer, short services, and spending time with families and children, and provides one-on-one connections with individuals and families.

Leads weekly worship services for local congregations across reservations, including Sunday School, biblical teaching, and sermons in English and Navajo. The organization also conducts home Bible studies and started a Bible study specifically for Native women.

Organizes Vacation Bible Schools, youth groups, basketball camps, and summer outreach programs to engage and disciple Native youth across the Navajo and Hopi Reservations. These programs include children's ministry, sports-based mentoring, and seasonal events to build community and spiritual development.

Conducts regular outreach efforts to deliver food, water, firewood, clothing, and other essential supplies to remote areas and vulnerable populations, particularly during colder months. Organizes special holiday events with food and gift distributions at Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Hosts traveling missionaries and volunteer work teams in Phoenix and on reservations, providing meals, rest, fellowship, and coordination for service projects including construction and outreach.

Offers Bible translations and ministry materials in Navajo, Apache, and Havasupai languages, and contributes to publications for NAYM.

Leads weekly worship services for local congregations across reservations, including Sunday School, biblical teaching, and sermons in English and Navajo, and conducts home Bible studies and Bible studies for Native women.

NAYM missionaries lead weekly worship services, Sunday School, sermons, and home Bible studies on reservations, with some services conducted entirely in Navajo. They also host Bible studies specifically for Native women.

Organizes youth groups, summer basketball outreach, Vacation Bible Schools, and other youth events to encourage and disciple the next generation, including basketball camps to mentor youth and build community relationships.

Organizes youth groups, summer basketball outreach, Vacation Bible Schools, and other youth events to encourage and disciple the next generation. This includes conducting basketball camps to mentor youth and build community relationships.

Convenes board meetings twice per year to provide strategic direction and oversight for the organization.