Put the people in the picture! This Giving Tuesday, make a gift to support Indigenous students who are training to be ministers, with the intention of fostering healing and restoration in their home communities. Our students are committed to becoming the kind of leaders who can work with their community to reclaim their culture and restore…
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We are hiring a new Keeper of the Circle! Are you passionate about the deep work required for reconciliation? An educator engaged in the lively discussion at the intersection of Christianity and Indigenous spiritualities? Want to lead an educational centre where “the Earth is our Faculty”? Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre is at the leading edge of…
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In this issue read about what it’s like in a Learning Circle, elders who inspire us, how a retreat participant found themselves wanting to remember who they are, and more. Click on the front page below to open the newsletter. Want to get our newsletter delivered straight to your inbox? Click here.
In this issue read about a student’s journey, the maple sugar moon and an invitation to join us in celebration. Click on the front page below to open the newsletter. Want to get our newsletter delivered straight to your inbox? Click here.
In this issue read about a life-long ministry dream fulfilled, a little boy making a deep connection with culture, what harm reduction has to do with ministry and more. Click on the front page below to open the newsletter. Want to get our newsletter delivered straight to your inbox? Click here.
In this issue read about our graduation and honoured elders celebration, new Indigenous leaders joining our staff team and where you’d have to look to find a couple of grizzly bears at SSSC. Click on the front page below to open the newsletter. Want to get our newsletter delivered straight to your inbox? Click here.
Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre is pleased to present our new Keeper of the Circle, Christy Anderson, and our new Keeper of Learning Pathways, Rev. Bruce Neal Kakakaway. Christy Anderson is from Pinaymootang First Nation (Treaty 2) and she belongs to the wolf clan. She is a proud Anishinaabekwe (Ojibwa Woman) on her ancestral paternal side and…
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In this issue read about reparations and how you can be part of the movement to tell our story in our language. Click on the front page below to open the newsletter. Want to get our newsletter delivered straight to your inbox? Click here.
In this issue read about a historic ordination and decolonization in action, a few different types of tipis, happy news from Return of the Buffalo, how the Centre is now open to book for your next event and a trip down memory lane involving a temperamental car heater and the northern lights. Click on the…
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Many events are taking place to commemorate the history and legacy of residential schools and honour the survivors, their families, and communities on September 30th. Here’s where you’ll find us: Join Sandy-Saulteaux staff and friends at St. John’s Park in Winnipeg for an Orange Shirt Day Pow Wow: Join Chinook Winds Region for an…
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