Washington, D.C.-Christian Native Americans are leading an effort of reconciliation and forgiveness over the U.S. Government's 230-year treatment of native peoples. "The Apology," as the movement is called, doesn't ask for the destruction of monuments or history to be rewritten. They only seek what the name implies . . . an apology. And they're willing to forgive and move on.
The Christian movement has gained big allies including former United States Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom who is telling Native Americans, and all Americans, that it is time for the current presi...
