by Amy J Heath
Amber Cantu is a Native American from the Colville Tribe of Eastern Washington who, as both a Spirit-filled Christian and a sixth-generation granddaughter of Chief Sealth (Seattle), wears a governmental mantle and walks in the authority of God. At the March Governor’s Prayer Breakfast, Amber shared a vision given to Chief Sealth for the region. The great chief himself converted to Christianity through French missionaries, and had a prophetic gift.
Amber also represented the Pacific Northwest at the First Nations prayer conference being held at Glory of Zion International (Chuck Pierce, Apostolic Leader) during Passover to represent the Pacific Northwest. Titled The Gathering of the Sacred Nations of the Land, Amber joined leaders from throughout the nation, as leaders from all 574 tribes within the U.S. borders were invited to attend (main speaker: Apostle Negiel Bigpond).
American First Nation Awakening by Christy Mawet
Amber and her husband Arnold have a heart for the Nation within a nation: The indigenous people, the original caregivers of the land. I have had the privilege of knowing Amber and her family for almost 20 years. Amber walks in honor and integrity as a daughter of God. I have learned so much from her over the years and have grown in my personal relationship with God because of her example of godly living and over coming. Besides all this, Amber is now a TV actor, having the role of a mother of troubled youth in an upcoming TV pilot about Native American families struggling with and overcoming addictions and depression. The pilot has been submitted to the Angels Studio Network for public guild member voting and financial support. To support this movie and other Christian efforts go to https://www.angel.com and vote for “Even the Darkness”. It is my pleasure to share with you an interview that we did recently where Amber shares hear heritage, fostering Native American children, and her testimony on deliverance.
We have two interviews for you.
15-minute video: Amber discusses with Sonrise Magazine Art Director Amy Heath her heritage, ministry, and amazing gift of motherhood to 7 adopted, at-risk, Native American children, including the work of restoration.
In this second video, Amber discusses with Rick Michels her role as actress in an upcoming TV pilot series, shot in part at the Tulalip Reservation, on the challenges facing our Native American families and especially the youth.
To support this Sci Fi project of light Vs. darkness go to your app store and download Angel Studio and join the guild to vote for family friendly movies, kid shows, and documentaries that are Kingdom funded by the crowd.
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