We have only a few photos but The Theatre for Living production “Home” was so important, including the feast beforehand, that we wanted to keep the memories alive because of the depth and poignancy of the play. It was an … Continue reading →
We are very excited that you will be joining us at šxʷʔam̓ət (home) on Sunday night. Here are a few notes. 1. All are welcome to a FEAST before the play. Please come at 6:30pm 2. For those traveling from … Continue reading →
From Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour on behalf of the Kamloops Reconciliation Collective: I write to you today as representing the co-visionaries of our Indigenous/Newcomer collaboration that has planned opportunities (forthcoming circle and teach-in agenda to follow) towards spiritual and social consciousness-raising towards … Continue reading →
The Indigenous Peoples’ Ministry at KUC is pleased to announce that Terri Mindel has been hired to work part-time this fall on contract as a Cultural Safety Consultant. KUC received a national United Church grant to carry out this next … Continue reading →
Wéytk Wednesday’s guest speaker May 18 Nathan Matthew (former Executive Director of TRU Aboriginal Education and present chief of Simpw First Nation), was a very informative event. Nathan took us on a short journey though the European Colonization of Canada, history … Continue reading →
Moderator Gary Paterson preached a great sermon on truth, reconciliation & wisdom during a joint worship service with First Nations participants at McDougall United Church in Edmonton on March 30. This was a side event to the final session of the Truth … Continue reading →
