Mescalero Apache Resources
An Apache Warrior Chooses a New Name
Cochise, Geronimo, and Naiche were warriors. They will remain legends in Apache history. The Apache fought against the Spanish, Mexican, and United States governments for hundreds of years to preserve their way of life in their homeland.
My Search For Acceptance
My name is Jack Cochise. My birthplace and home is the beautiful town of Mescalero, New Mexico—home of the Mescalero Apache Tribe. My grandmother was Amelia Naiche, daughter of the great Apache leader Naiche. His father was Cochise, chief of the Chiricahua Apache. His mother, Dos-Teh-Seh, was daughter of the great Apache leader Dasoda-hae—also known as Mangus Coloradas.
Mescalero Apache Hymnal
If you would like to view a PDF copy of the Mescalero Apache hymnal, click on the link below. If you would like to save this document to your device, click the “save” or “download” button once the file has loaded.
The Storyteller
The Storyteller is an audio collection of true life stories of First Nations people from across Native North America who are following Jesus Christ without reservation.
Visit The Storyteller website to find out more about the program and explore more listening options.
Words of Life – Mescalero Apache Language
Listen to recordings called “Words of Life” in the Mescalero Apache Language. These short recordings include Bible stories and hymns in the language of the Mescalero Apache people.