Friends, The following articles are coverage of Indigenous Minister Rev. John Snow Jr.’s Papal Apology Reflection. Calgary Herald, Michael Rodriguez, April 03, 2022 “Calgary Indigenous […]
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Reflections from John Snow, Indigenous Minister, PMRC Today we are witness to an Apology from the Holy Father in Rome. This is a very emotional
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Friends, On February 24th, Rev. John Snow Jr., our Indigenous Minister, participated in a lecture and discussion of the Doctrine of Discovery, hosted by Calgary’s
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NEW TIME & DATE Friends, Castlegar United Church is pleased to present at workshop on Sinixt Culture and History with Lori Barkley, Staff Anthropologist for
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Friends, The following video is from Grace Presbyterian Church’s February 20th Service, and includes within it a message from Tony Snow on reconciliation in different
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Friends, One of the strengths and gifts of our denomination is The United Church of Canada’s deep commitment to human rights and social justice issues
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Rev. John Snow Jr., Indigenous Minister of the Pacific Mountain Regional Council, offers his reflections on Indigenous Pink Shirt Day. These videos are offered for United
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On Feb 23 we observe Indigenous Pink Shirt Day. This is an opportunity to talk about community wellness, lateral violence and healing as we examine
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Greetings Pacific Mountain Region, I share this message with you from Tony Snow, Indigenous Minister in our sibling-regional council, Chinook Winds. You can find the
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Friends, There is a wonderful opportunity for Indigenous youth ages 16-18 to participate in a leadership and educational exchange. ‘Gibimishkaadimin’, an Indigenous word representing “paddling
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