For many generations the historic Native American Congregations of the UMC in Michigan have been gathering during the month of August. Tribal hymns are carried recalling deep memories and planting new ones. In August 2003, at Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, these hymns were recorded live in an outdoor chapel. In this collection, there are several variations of the same song.
(The Michigan Indian Workers Conference, c2003)

English Title: New Life in Christ
This study is for new believers.
Lesson 1: The Christian and the Bible. Lesson 2: The Christian and Prayer Lesson 3: The Christian and Temptation Lesson 4: The Christian and Others.

Book 2: Genesis chapter 12-25 (Be Obedient)
Author: Warren W. Wiersbe
(169 p. Vietnamese Ministries, c2000; Originally published by SP Publications in 1989)

Book 7: The Gospel of John Vol. 2
Author: William Barclay
(229 p. Vietnamese Ministries, c1993; revised ed.; Originally published in 1975)

Book 13: The Letters to the Phillippians, Colossians, and Thessalonians
Author: William Barclay
(251 p. Vietnamese Ministries, c1996; revised ed.; Originally published in 1975)

The beliefs and practices of various Native American Tribes are described. Narration is by Steve Charleston of the Coctaw Tribe.

This is tape 6 of 6 in "This Far By Faith" series. This last episode follows 60 people in the Interfaith Pilgrimage of the Middle Passage on a physical and spiritual voyage as they walk from Massachusetts to Florida, then make their way to the Caribbean and ultimately to Africa. Their purpose is to pray for the spirits of their ancestors, and to discover for themselves the spiritual value of such a journey. After months of difficult travel and deep soul-searching, the pilgrims reach Africa with a stronger sense of identity and purpose.

Book 4: The Gospel of Mark
Author: William Barclay
(409 p. Vietnamese Ministries, c1996; revised ed.; Originally published in 1975)

English title: Resources for Worship
Author: Joel N. Martinez and Raquel M. Martinez
(1 Book; 320p.; Abingdon Press, c2003; ISBN 0687021596)

This is tape 2 of 6 in "This Far By Faith" series. This second episode focuses on the role of Henry McNeal Turner, whose efforts to create a sense of self-respect among African-Americans began in the political arena and shifted to the religious realm. His emphasis on a black nationalist philosophy and his rejection of white power alienated him from some leaders, but led to a greater role for the black church in African-American culture. Turner's philosophy and teachings encouraged his followers to find God from within, raising their opinions about themselves and all black people.