You are Invited to a Special Evening: “Exploring Reconciliation at KUC” Tuesday, January 30, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. Over the last several years KUC has hosted and participated in numerous events focusing on education, reconciliation, and working towards right … Continue reading →
KUC ~ a centre for community and spiritual discovery invites you …. …..to a free screening ….. to consider “How colonized are you?” ….. to bring your friends to see/hear Anishinaabe comedian and activist Ryan McMahon. … Continue reading →
Come and hear renowned scholar, Father Martin Brokenleg, give a talk at St. Paul’s Cathedral entitled “For Those Supporting Refugees: Lessons from North American Indigenous Experience”. Fr. Brokenleg will share research and experience from his lengthy and detailed engagement with … Continue reading →
Join Alix on Thursday December 22 to make a beaded ornament at the Kamloops Aboriginal Friendship Centre. Registration is required, so please let Alix know if you’d like to join by emailing aboriginalrelations@kamloopsunited.ca, or by contacting the Friendship Centre directly”. … Continue reading →
Join us as we celebrate KUC’s Aboriginal Ministry on Sunday, June 19th. Planned activities include traditional song and prayer in the Secwepemc language. And we will “Break Bannock” together after worship. Focus Scripture: Galatians 3:23 – 29
We are pleased to announce that Chief Nathan Matthew (Simpcw First Nation) will be joining us for his views on the face of reconciliation at 7 PM May 18 in the church Hall. Nathan has spent many years in education … Continue reading →
16 people had a wonderful sharing circle May 3rd. Both Richard and Kevin were there and provided us with yet another incredible opportunity to experience aboriginal culture and ritual. We had some powerful sharing among the group as we spoke in … Continue reading →
Come together to view a video (from Epiphany Explorations in Victoria) of Anishinaabe musician and poet Leonard Sumner, share a light meal together, and sit in the “Reconciliation Circle” led by Richard Wagamese. (Come to all, come to part! Bring … Continue reading →
A traditional Pow Wow is being held at Thompson Rivers University March 19 and 20th. This is a great cultural experience and is highly recommended. The “Grand Entry” is particularly enjoyable with numerous dancers in traditional regalia and lots … Continue reading →
You are invited to participate in a sharing circle with the primary purpose of building trusting and respectful relationships in community. Consider joining Richard Wagamese as the opportunity to share in rich empowering dialogue continues. (You are not obligated to … Continue reading →
