Tribes arise international
Safe Houses for Children, Restoration for the Family, & Unified Kingdom Leadership in Native America
Tribes Arise International empowers Native communities by establishing tribal-licensed Safe Houses for children, restoring the strength and sanctity of the family, and cultivating unified Kingdom leadership.
genevieve dawn
Genevieve is a passionate speaker and preacher of the Gospel. Her heart beats for Native American children, families, communities & nations, with an emphasis on planting Safe Houses on Reservations for children in crisis. Through her work, Genevieve is amplifying their stories while declaring a message of hope: sharing the movement of the Spirit of God among First Nations people and how this awakening is destined to impact America and the nations of the world.
Having experienced first-hand the transforming power of God to deliver from darkness, she carries an unstoppable passion to see others walk in freedom and step boldly into their God-given purpose.
speaker, Author & advocate
Testimonial
Autumn
Chippewa Cree, Montana
“In November 2024, I was battling a schizophrenic spirit after struggling with suicidal thoughts the year before. Deep down I knew those thoughts weren’t my own, so I went to my pastor’s wife for prayer. The Lord set me free that day, and shortly after I was invited by a friend to attend Tribes Arise in Pine Ridge in January 2025. There, I received powerful healing—soul fracture restoration and bloodline deliverance.
When I returned home, doors began to open. I enrolled in CNA classes, earned my certificate, and quickly received a full-time job. Soon after, God opened the opportunity for me to write a book about my life traumas and how Jesus saved me. Not long after, the Lord blessed me with a new car.
Now I am praying for the next door—that God would provide a bigger home so my children in Indiana can return to me. I am beyond thankful for Tribes Arise and the blessing they’ve been in my life and the lives of so many others. They were there when I needed it most.”