It is good to hear from you too! The Pueblo Indians rightfully so have a great mistrust of white people. Apart from being very traditional in their beliefs, they were maltreated by the Spaniards and white missionaries hundreds of years ago. They have mistakenly seen Jesus as the "white man's God". Therefore the gospel cannot be preached within the reservation. Converts to Christianity within the pueblo get kicked out of the pueblo, their property gets confiscated and sometimes they are taken before tribal courts. We know one pastor from the pueblos whose mother years ago was publicly flogged for her conversion. There are Christians in the pueblos but it is completely underground. I was miracoulsly and graciously allowed by tribal officials one time to pray for a young boy within the pueblo that had leukemia in the name of Jesus. When God sent me to talk to the officials and ask for permission, He gave me such spirit of humility and brokenness that I started to almost cry before the men. I told them," I have not come to try to change you, I also have children and my heart is broken for this boy” They allowed me to come in. The boy today two years later does not have leukemia. It is like with any group of people. Love never fails! God told us, " Don't come preaching to the Pueblo people; lay down your lives for them and serve them"! I think this is the greatest spiritual warfare. Yes spiritual warfare is essential, there is allot of bondage, alcoholism, and sickness! Yet God's strategy with us has been His deep love for Native Americans that just grows and grows. Not to preach but to serve has opened up many doors for us. Blessings, Jose