Our church has consciously chosen to walk the path of reconciliation, enabling Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to form relationships based on mutual respect. Reconciliation is a way of life and…
…to Indigenous voices and to hear he profound pain, anger and wisdom in those voices.” The Roman Catholic Church has become embroiled in a wave of anger and outrage over…
…of Canada. The installation was a profound expression of this new reality, reflecting layers of millennia-old Indigenous traditions and centuries-old Indigenous Anglican traditions—from every part of Canada. In early June,…
…speak to the deans about the creation of the self-determining Indigenous church within the Anglican Church of Canada and other Indigenous concerns. Two of the deans who work closely with…
…Ray Aldred and Matthew Anderson, (Anglican and Lutheran, Indigenous and non-Indigenous co-authors). We are looking forward to open conversations and planning a nature walk together where we will take our…
…to Indigenous people and followed up to get a few more of her thoughts the next day. “I am Indigenous, but I walk in two worlds because I have a…
June 2024 Issue Download PDF The path of reconciliation continues to beckon us Written by Bishop Shane Parker Archbishop Chris Harper brings news of the Indigenous Church Archbishop Chris Harper…
…21, National Indigenous People’s Day, Bishop Shane Parker announced that he had appointed Margaret Pachanos Lemaire as Anglican Indigenous Advisor to the Bishop … Written by Leigh Anne Williams Our…
…Indigenous president of the Gatineau Valley Historical Society, referred to artifacts recently found near Lac Philippe that have been dated at 10,000 years old. The crowd then followed Whiteduck for…
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