Willie Jock

Journey to the Edge of the Woods

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

Foreword

“The roar of silence is deafening for victims of sexual and physical abuse who cannot find it in themselves to speak out against their perpetrators. Journey to the Edge of the Woods is the storyline of one such victim. This well-researched book intertwines the traditional teachings of the Mohawk people and the Scripture of the Bible that reveals the Creator's plan for humankind.”

Mending the Broken Land

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“God is taking us to justice. The Doctrine of Discovery is the basis of all Indian law and it began as a religious edict that gave foreign churches authority over other peoples of the world. There's a movement now among First Nations to get this into the light. We need to understand what this has caused in the past centuries and the millions of lives lost because of it. We need to remove it at the root. We all need to read this book because we are in a time that Jesus is calling us to understand each of our places in His body.”

More Than the Sound of Many Waters

“More Than the Sound of Many Waters reconnects us to the importance of water for the existence of all humanity. No other people group knows just how delicate the circle of life is, and that water is truly more than sound and beauty, but a life source given by our Creator. The First Nations people knew how to live in harmony with God's creation and not to subdue it for its riches.”

Our Trees of Life

Christian Living

“Like the eagle that perched atop the Great Tree of Peace to scream out warning as enemies approached to disturb the Great Peace, Christine Graef's book, Our Trees of Life, screams out a warning, not only to America, but to the world.”