Welcome to the first edition of your new Pacific Mountain Indigenous Ministries Newsletter, “Peace Trail” – an intentional play on the iconic “Grease Trail”. For thousands of years, our Nations
Introducing, Peace Trail- Your Pacific Mountain Indigenous Ministries Newsletter Read More »
The Pacific Mountain Indigenous Ministries Executive Council came together February 20-22 at PMRC’s office in Burnaby for its annual in-person meeting. First, we met to feast and catch up with
Indigenous Ministries Executive Council Gatherinng Read More »
Dear Friends, Yesterday, Thursday January 22nd, alongside many UBC students, community members and United Church members and ministers, I stood in solidarity with survivors of Indian Residential Schools, Day Schools, Indian Hospitals and the Sixties Scoop. This show of solidarity was
Thea Sheridan-Jonah- Standing in Solidarity Read More »
We welcome Rev. Teri Meyer, into her new role as Pacific Mountain Region’s Regional Minister: Indigenous Ministry. With great gratitude we acknowledge the work of Rev. John Snow, Jr., outgoing
Rev. Teri Meyer, Regional Minister: Indigenous Ministry Read More »
On September 30th, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a monumental totem pole was raised in Gitwangak, BC at the newly built Gwelx Yee’inist Wilp Siwilaksa’, Gitwangak’s new high
Totem Pole Raising in Gitwangak to Honour Residential School Survivors Read More »
On September 30th we observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, or Orange Shirt Day. We witness and honour the healing journey of survivors and families of the residential
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Dear Friends, Members of the Pacific Mountain Indigenous Ministries and its Executive Council gathered for a weekend of conversation and much needed reconnecting at its AGM held this year at
Indigenous Ministries Annual General Meeting 2024 Read More »
Dear Friends, We are pleased to share the news that Remit 1: Establishing an Autonomous National Indigenous Organization has passed. Please visit these links to read more: National Indigenous Council Responds
Dear friends, The regional staff are very happy to be welcoming Meghan Kirk to the team! Meghan’s role is Reception (shared between Pacific Mountain and Jubliee United) and Program Support
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Patty Krawec is an Anishinaabe/Ukrainian writer and speaker belonging to Lac Seul First Nation in Treaty 3 territory and residing in Niagara Falls. She serves on the board of the
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