RainSong Ministries

March 26th-28th, 2010 

RainSong is coming back to Monahans! We are so excited to announce that Terry and Darlene Wildman are going to be here at the First Assembly of God for three nights of power packed meetings. They were here with us in February of last year and we had a wonderful time in the presence of the Lord. You won’t want to miss these meetings.

Click here to hear a clip from their album Rise up and Dance 

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Meeting times:

• Friday, March 26th 7:00PM
• Saturday, March 27th 7:00PM
• Sunday, March 28th 10:45AM & 6:00PM

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The meetings will consist of anointed praise and worship “Native American Style” and preaching and teaching from the word of God. Terry will also share with us about the incredible move of God that is taking place among the Native American people. See below for a full description of the ministry of RainSong.  

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Here are some pictures from February 2009 when Terry and Darlene were here for two night of incredible meetings.

 Shannon and Nancy Vinsonhaler with Terry and Darelne Wildman

Ray Bustamante and Terry Wildman hanging out after service

Darlene plays the flute

Betty Thompson showing one of the flutes for sale

Betty Thompson getting a picure with Terry and Darlene Wildman

That must be one good picture!

Terry plays the drum.

Ann Bustamante joins in to dance her prayers

Terry encourages everyone to get up and dance for rain.

Nancy Vinsonhaler and Darlene Wildman

THANK YOU TERRY AND DARELENE FOR COMING TO WEST TEXAS!!!

RainSong is Terry and Darlene Wildman, originally from Michigan and now live in Fort Wayne Indiana. 

Terry and Darlene oversee Rain Ministries and have produced four CD’s “Sacred Warrior”, “Rising Sun”, “Rise Up and Dance” and a storytelling CD with music called “The Great Story from the Sacred Book”.  Their music style is a folk-rock blend with Native American instruments and melodies.  

Sound of America Records in Albuquerque, owned by Tom Bee, the largest Native American recording company, has released their second CD as “Rising Son” on their Red Sea Label.

In 2004 RainSong was nominated for a Grammy award and two “Nammys” (Native American Music Award).  In 2005 they won the “American Christian Music Award” for the category of “Favorite Band/Duo – Breakout”.

In 2008 at the Native American Music Awards (NAMA) they were nominated for the Best Song of the Year, “All Colors Together” and for “Best Gospel Recording” for their CD “Rise Up and Dance”.  Terry and Darlene were presenters at the awards ceremony held in Niagara Falls.

As “RainSong” they travel North America and abroad, teaching, storytelling, sharing their music at First Nations gatherings, on Reservations, and at Churches and Conferences. Terry is of Ojibwe/Yaqui ancestry.

“We are dedicating our time and the gifts Creator has given us to serve the First Nations People of North America. We are working and praying to see dignity and harmony restored to individuals, families, clans, and tribal nations. We believe that the message of Creator’s Son Jesus is for all people and will transform the lives of all who follow Him. But we also believe that the message must be embraced within the context of every culture to be effective.”

Go to http://www.rainsongmusic.com for more.