We All Go Back to the Land: The Who, Why, and How of Land Acknowledgements
April 7, 2021
A conversation with author Suzanne Keeptwo
Orginally hosted by Rev. Teresa Burnett-Cole as part of the Glebe-St. James United Church and the Eastern Ontario Outaouais Regional Council's - An Educational Series of Conversations - on April 7, 2021.
Suzanne Keeptwo, Métis of Québec (Algonkin/French and Irish) is both an artist and professional educator who merges traditional Anishinaabe teachings and artistic expression to explore Indigenous historical truths and contemporary realities. She has worked across Canada as a professional facilitator and as a freelance writer, editor, and consultant. Her area of expertise is bridging cultural gaps of understanding between Indigenous and nonIndigenous peoples.
Yes it is Palm Sunday! Come celebrate with us this Sunday at 10:30 (in person or on-line as you are able).
Happy April and welcome to Glebe St James for this fifth Sunday of Lent - join us in person or on-line as you are able. Peace be with you. REMINDER: there is a potluck after church for all that extra food you prepared for last weeks cancelled service! And games!
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Due to the weather, the service tomorrow (Feb 16) is cancelled.
This is the fifth Sunday in the season of Lent; join us as we celebrate Black History. You can come in person or join our livestream at 10:30.