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We’re an interdenominational ministry seeking to fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus Christ among and in partnership with the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada.
Our Vision: by faith to establish strong indigenous multiplying churches.
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"BRACE YOURSELF. WE'RE GOING DOWN."
Emeritus missionary Bill Jackson recalls a day of near disaster. In this article, “Faithful in Ministry,” he and his wife Shirley additionally recount their years of service reaching Bill’s own Cree people and other First Nations for Christ.
some of our recent articles
God Has Been Faithful
Along with Mission leadership, Emeritus missionaries, Carroll & Cathy Hill, have served in 15 First Nations communities in four provinces.
Faces & Places
NCEM News & Notes for Praise & Prayer
On Tribal Trails in March
Weekend of March 2 • Best That Ever Happened (Jason Desjarlais). Jason shares how he grew up with Native culture and religion. He had believed the lie that all ways go to Heaven. Then the God of Heaven intervened in his life and Jason started to read what is written in God’s own words.
Weekend of March 9 • A Messed Up Life (Gary Quequish). Gary talks about how the physical, sexual abuse damaged him and messed him up. His survival was linked to his mother’s prayers and unconditional love. Over time, Gary experienced the freedom of forgiving those who hurt him.
Weekend of March 16 • For The Lord (Leland Cardinal). Feeling overwhelmed by grief, at his young age, Leland shares his struggles, and how he found peace in turning His life to God. With music being a source of hope for him, he is presenting this message of encouragement through singing Gospel music.
Weekend of March 23 • God Never Gave Up On Me (Jeanine Linnen). Jeanine admitted her challenges of being adopted, struggling with FAS, being sexually abused, and going blind, and how it brought anger and frustration. She wasn’t accepted by others and had no friends. At her lowest, she met people that loved and welcomed her as a friend, and she experienced God’s love and acceptance.
Weekend of March 30 • Passing The Baton (Gary Quequish). Gary teaches about the secrets of a faithful and fruitful life, based on the life of Elisha and his own experience. As Elisha “took the baton” from Elijah to carry on ministry, the next generation of First Nation leaders are encouraged to do the same, giving hope to the world.
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