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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.
We hope our web site helps give you a glimpse of who we are and what we do. Please don’t hesitate to contact us.
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SEEING THEM AGAIN
“I clearly remember many of the campers who were here those first two summers,” writes missionary Grant Fawcett from Arrowhead Native Bible Center in New Brunswick. “At one of our recent Family Camps, a young man showed up with his family … I immediately recognized him.”
some of our recent articles
Bible Camps … more than summer!
“One of them told me that it wasn’t until he went to Bible camp that he knew anything at all about Jesus … For him, it was like drinking from a fire hose.”
Faces & Places
NCEM News & Notes for Praise & Prayer
On Tribal Trails in September
Weekend of August 31 – God Took Ahold Of Me, Part 1 (Dave & Rushia Klassen). Dave and Rushia talk about how God brought them together and to salvation. Dave also shares about his journey in becoming a chaplain for the BC Lions football team and working with Athletes in Action.
Weekend of September 7 – Blessing and Hope (Kevin & Kim Elias family, Bill Jackson). Kevin & Kim, along with their boys, share songs and stories about blessing and hope in their family. Bill talks about his encounter with a bear to explain how blessing and hope connect to prayer.
Weekend of September 14 – God Still Touches People (Gary Quequish). Gary was in a reform school because of his messed up, rebellious life. He wasn’t looking for God for help, but a visiting Native pastor introduced him to the One who could change his life.
Weekend of September 21 – Life’s Disappointments (Gary Quequish, Mervin Cheechoo, Howard Jolly). Three men talk about the issues that are affecting First Nations youth. By looking at God’s ways, they share how disappointments can be reversed to produce good and positive outcomes.
Weekend of September 28 – Every Life Matters (Mervin Cheechoo). Mervin explains the history and issues of Orange Shirt Day on September 30th. He also shares how residential schools hurt his family and how Jesus Christ can heal our pain.
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