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Father Denny giving his version of Mass

Erikson on the Awakening of his Pipe:

The Three Maidens are the one of the first things a visitor sees at the park, when driving in towards the visitor center. The Maidens sit at the edge of the park property on a manicured lawn.

Catlinite pipes for sale at the Pipestone Shrine Association gift shop, which shares the same building with the National Park Service's visitor interpretive center.

Travis Erikson, a fourth generation pipestone artist, works as a cultural interpreter for that National Park Service

An enormous sculpture of a joined Chanupa sits in front of the Keepers of The Sacred Tradition of Pipermakers. Some Dakota members find this sculputre of a joined pipe offensive

First Hmong youth describe the Friday night worship - what they sing and how it makes them feel. They also share about how the youth group allows them to praise and to learn more about God, to stay away form distractions, and to be part of a family…

Chee Chia Xiong share about why she identifies more with the youth style of worship:

Pheng Yang tells the story of how he got involved with First Hmong church and how his whole life changed when he decided to serve as the Youth Director. His goals include connecting youth at First Hmong to broader communities of Christians and…

Chee Chia Xiong describes how she became a worship leader at First Hmong and how she learned to be "sensitive to the Holy Spirit" as a vocalist: