Cree, Plains language
Language name: Cree, Plains
ISO Language Code: crk
GRN Language Number: 194
Language Scope: ISO Language
Language State: Verified
Sample of Cree, Plains
Audio recordings available in Cree, Plains
These recordings are designed for evangelism and basic Bible teaching to bring the gospel message to people who are not literate or are from oral cultures, particularly unreached people groups.
Words of Life
Short audio Bible stories and evangelistic messages that explain salvation and give basic Christian teaching. Each program is a customised and culturally relevant selection of scripts, and may include songs and music.
Download all Cree, Plains
- MP3 Audio (39.5MB)
- Low-MP3 Audio (10.3MB)
- MPEG4 Slideshow (62.8MB)
- AVI for VCD Slideshow (14.6MB)
- 3GP Slideshow (6MB)
Audio/Video from other sources
Jesus Film Project films - Cree, Western - (The Jesus Film Project)
Mewacimowin (The Gospel-Jn 3:16, Lk 23:42-43)
Otaapwetamowak Mawacihitowin (Assembling of Believers)
Otaapwetamowak Miina Okimawak (Believers and Government)
Siiwitakan (Salt Mt 5:13)
Other names for Cree, Plains
Cree
Cree, Western
Cri des plaines
Nehiyaw
Nehiyawewin
Plains Cree
Western Cree
Where Cree, Plains is spoken
Canada
United States of America
Languages related to Cree, Plains
- Cree (Macrolanguage)
- Cree, Plains (ISO Language)
- Cree, Eastern (ISO Language)
- Cree, Moose (ISO Language)
- Cree, Northern East (ISO Language)
- Cree, Swampy (ISO Language)
- Cree, Woods (ISO Language)
People Groups who speak Cree, Plains
Cree, Western;
Information about Cree, Plains
Other information: Understand English, Sault., Ojib.; Roman Catholic & Protestant.
Population: 160
Literacy: 75
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