Events

Treaty 1 was signed 146 years ago at Lower Fort Garry. What does Treaty 1 mean to you? Treaty is an invitation into sharing land for the benefit of all living things. Come learn about the ways this sacred commitment can breathe new life into our relationships with one another and the world around us.…
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This is an opportunity for students who are often isolated from one another to gather, learn and worship together. It is also an opportunity for intensive course work for students in the Native Ministries Program. The Summer School serves people from a wide variety of educational backgrounds, with an international and largely Indigenous faculty. Our…
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Refreshments to follow. Please RSVP to 204-268-3913 or email sansau@mymts.net

This year our Fall Ceremony will take place on Sunday, September 24, 2017. Come for 1:00 PM for the sweat ceremony followed by a potluck feast. All are welcome to participate. You can read more about what to expect at a seasonal ceremony. Please contact the office at 204-268-3913 for more information about the ceremony and…
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Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre, Ploughshares Community Farm, Canadian Mennonite University, Student Christian Movement & the Feast for Friends partners present : a festival & a feast for friends Gather with Indigenous community leaders and settler allies to reclaim the homebred, the homespoken, the homegrown, and the homemade. Come root yourself in an understanding of the land as…
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We're pleased to announced that we will be hosting this gathering of friends once again! Indigenous people and settler people are invited to join us for a day of learning, listening, sharing and feasting - all in the spirit of reconciliation. A day to meet each other in friendship on the land. All ages welcome.…
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Our Winter Ceremonies will take place on Saturday, December 23, 2017. A sweat will be offered at 1:00 pm, with a feast to follow. All are welcome to participate in any part of the ceremonies. Please bring a contribution of food for the feast. For more information, contact the office at 204-268- 3913. Please consider…
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The resource person for this week is Basil Coward who joins us as a minister from a United Church congregation in Toronto, where he also works as a guidance counsellor with George Brown College. Download the Learning Circle registration form.

The resource person for this week is Benjamin Lujan. Benjamin is Peruvian-Canadian and joins us as a Seneca College professor and a PhD student from the University of Toronto whose work is based in building interfaith connections to work for Indigenous Justice in Canada. Download the Learning Circle registration form.

Resource Persons: Matthew LeBlanc (Executive Director of iEmergence: http://www.iemergence.org/about_us/staff.html) and Shaun Loney Elder: Bernice Saulteaux Indigenous communities in Canada have a long positive heritage of sustainability. This course offers the opportunity to review the varying strategies and processes of development that were present before colonization; during eras of colonial dependency; and which now continue to…
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