WHERE WATERS MEET
First Peoples and Settlers Exploring our Relationship with Mother Earth
through Shared Stories and Sacred Acts
through Shared Stories and Sacred Acts
UPDATE: This is updated information. Note, for example, that Where Waters Meet will not begin on Friday evening, as previously planned, but rather on Saturday morning.
Oct. 18, 19, 2014
Saturday, 9 - 4:30; Sunday morning, 10:30
Oct. 18, 19, 2014
Saturday, 9 - 4:30; Sunday morning, 10:30
Augustine United Church
144 River Avenue (Osborne Village)
Winnipeg, Manitoba
WHERE WATERS MEET
This year, Faith in the City II – Augustine’s annual
ecumenical, congregationally-based conversation – explores our relationship
with Mother Earth. First Peoples and Settlers will gather at Augustine United Church and at the Assiniboine River nearby, to engage together in examining questions such as:
Stan McKay (Cree), Melanie Kampen (Settler Mennonite), Melody McKellar (Mohawk/French) and Steve Heinrichs (Settler Christian) will lead this highly experiential and interactive day of ceremony, conversations and sharing-circles.
On Sunday, the Very Rev. Dr. Stan McKay (former moderator of the United Church of Canada) will join Rev. Bob Gilbert (Augustine United Church) in leading a special Faith in the City worship service at 10:30 a.m..
Registration Cost
The following categories are guidelines. Registrants may pay as they are able.
$40 (Fully employed); $30 (employed part-time); $20 (student/unemployed)
Donations
Donations are most welcome. When donating $75 or more, your registration will be included, and a tax-deductible receipt will be issued for a portion of the donation.
- How do we rekindle our spiritual connection to the earth?
- How can settlers and indigenous peoples be allies in actions to defend our earth’s resources?
- How has Christian theology/tradition brought us to where we are (e.g. the ecological crisis, the troubled relationship between first peoples/settlers)?
- How can a decolonized and reimagined Christian theology move us to a new and sacred place?
- How can the settlers among us find the courage to become unsettled?
Stan McKay (Cree), Melanie Kampen (Settler Mennonite), Melody McKellar (Mohawk/French) and Steve Heinrichs (Settler Christian) will lead this highly experiential and interactive day of ceremony, conversations and sharing-circles.
On Sunday, the Very Rev. Dr. Stan McKay (former moderator of the United Church of Canada) will join Rev. Bob Gilbert (Augustine United Church) in leading a special Faith in the City worship service at 10:30 a.m..
Registration Cost
The following categories are guidelines. Registrants may pay as they are able.
$40 (Fully employed); $30 (employed part-time); $20 (student/unemployed)
Donations
Donations are most welcome. When donating $75 or more, your registration will be included, and a tax-deductible receipt will be issued for a portion of the donation.
Registration Form will be available on this site Monday, September 8.
Please continue to visit the Faith in the City blog for ongoing updates.
Please continue to visit the Faith in the City blog for ongoing updates.
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