Traditional Choctaw Hymns
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Welcome to the Choctaw Tribal Elders Oral History Project. In this feature, Mr. Richardson Isaac will describe his experience in learning Choctaw Hymns. He and his brother, Williamson Isaac, were raised in a christian household and continue to pass down what they were taught.
Performing the Choctaw Hymns are Williamson Isaac, Richardson Isaac, and Thelma Barnes
If you would like to watch more videos such as this, please visit our website @ choctawculturallegacy.com. We also have interesting stories, traditional custom descriptions, and documents that you can refer to.
I'm full blood choctaw. So good to hear singing in my language . We would hear it when we went to church as a child. But now I moved and go to white people church. So beautiful as always.
Chahta itinvha hanklo aćoma fehna ho!
Halito!! Blessing from an Alabama Choctaw the Great Creator is So Proud.. U All are doing a good Language Project to keep the Spirit our People's Language Alive..FromA pastor from Ft BraggNC
Mmmhmm omaine n AY'O
I am also an Alabama choctaw, is there a communty of choctaws located in alabama? I would love to be with other choctaw.
Well Good God Amighty! I sho' believe I heard Old Man Bishop Wilson chant this very same Choctaw Hymn over at BlackJack Missionary Baptist Church in Muskogee County (near Taft) Oklahoma back around 1963. I was 5 years old back then and couldn't wait to get back to my Granny's Farmhouse down the road where I had built a small turtle pin and corralled 5 or 8 Terapins!
My girlfriends’ mom had her name changed n Choctaw bible removed from her upbringing...!??
Her Daughters’ faith still remains 🙏🥰🌹
Thanks for letting me know more about her family tree ❤️
Hello!!! So happy to randomly find this channel. I'm Choctaw through my maternal grandfather but can't connect to the Dawes roll. Been in alot of contact with the genealogist at the OK band. So happy to find a channel devoted to Choctaw culture. Mitakuosin!
Hi! Sure hope you found the Dawes Roll Card Number Website by now, and with your Grandfather's name proudly written on it! My Choctaw Grandpa is on it as a Choctaw Freedman Minor since he was about 1 year old in 1907.
Ihullo hanklo vm anumpa! I don't hear Choctaw where I live. Love ur videos! My grandma didn't speak English to well so we had to learn chahta, after she passed my family quit speaking Choctaw.
Please continue to speak Choctaw ,Choctaw must stay 💪
Ever notice our heritage language sounds Hawaiian? I LOVE IT! Our language is so loving. Lots like Hebrew! Cool that our CREATOR loves us so. He gave us a loving language! AY'O
My grandmother raised me til I was 3 years old understood nothing but Choctaw then my parents moved to California both were Choctaw my mother was an abusive person to my sister and I all our lives she would slap me every time I spoke Choctaw so II f eventually forgot how to speak Choctaw but when I hear the songs I remember but forgot what they mean that was bad thing to do losing your language
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What are they saying
They are singing to God in Chakta or Choctaw. On my dad's mother's side, we are Choctaw and Lumbee.