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Zoom Link for Sunday Services: https://zoom.us/s/93438756604#success
Complaint-free Community Initiative:
If you are interested in making your relationships even stronger and delivering concerns more powerfully please join us for our new Book Study Group. We will be meeting Mondays at 7pm on Zoom to read together and discuss “A Complaint Free World” by Will Bowen, i.e. no advance reading. This approach also allows those who don’t have the book to join because you will be able to hear others read it aloud. (We will miss once every six weeks for the Earth Based Spirituality gathering.)
Please contact Lorna : lwyllsun@gmail for more info.
Upcoming Services
| Service Date | Speaker | Topic |
| October 11th |
Thanksgiving Potluck
Informal service followed by a potluck. |
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| October 18th | Sehrish Haroon | Spirituality & Post-Traumatic Growth |
| October 25th | Katrina Graham |
Indigenous Health Equity: Co-learning & Harmonizing Ways of KnowingHeart Work Consulting draws inspiration and guidance from the wisdom of Elders and Ancestors, grounded in the belief that culture is a powerful medicine for healing and wellness. “Heart Work” reflects the intentional merging of intellect and compassion to provide authentic, wholistic care, strategies, and guidance. Our framework is rooted in the Medicine Wheel and Two-Eyed Seeing, honouring the strengths of Indigenous and Western ways of knowing. Guided by these approaches, our work is trauma-informed and responsive to the unique needs of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples and communities. As a mid-career Registered Nurse and Osh-ka-be-wis Kwe, Katrina brings diverse experience serving Indigenous peoples across urban, remote, community, and healthcare settings.Bio: Katrina Graham (she/her) is a proud member of Moose Cree First Nation, Treaty 9 Territory, Wolf Clan (Myeengun Dodem), and honours her Scottish and Irish heritage. As a Registered Nurse, Katrina has extensive experience serving Indigenous peoples across community, urban, and hospital settings. Her career began in Moose Factory in 2012, caring for Elders in her Cree community. Her roles have included hospice and palliative care, Indigenous seniors case management, Indigenous patient navigation, traditional healing liaison, and Director of Care. Katrina is a mom, auntie, community helper, crafter, reader, singer, and lover of night skies and snowy walks. |
| November 1st | Pagan Group (Linda & Lorna) | TBD |
