Tag: Native Americans
New spaces for old traditions
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Northlawn United Methodist Church offers hospitality to Native Americans in Grand Rapids.
World watches North Dakota
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Core beliefs of water protection and tribal sovereignty brought 300 tribes together to support the Standing Rock.
Journey with Standing Rock
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Greensky Hill Indian Mission UMC in Charlevoix stands with First Peoples gathered in North Dakota.
UMs stand with Sioux Nation
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The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe acts to stop construction of a crude oil pipeline that would run from North Dakota to Illinois.
UMs support pipeline protest
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United Methodists support the Native American fight against a four-state oil pipeline.
Michigan takes first steps
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On Friday, June 10, The Michigan Area began a “Path to Wellness” with the help of the Rev. Glen Chebon Kernell, Jr.
Sand Creek pain and peace
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A great granddaughter of Sand Creek massacre survivors looks to a future of reconciliation.
UMs decry use of harmful team mascots
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GC 2016 voted to raise awareness about harm done by team mascots that disrespect Native Americans.
Lamenting Sand Creek Massacre
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Delegates to General Conference heard the truth about an historical tragedy with Methodist involvement.
More showings of Our Fires Still Burn
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The film, “Our Fires Still Burn,” is showing around the Michigan Area to build bridges of understanding with Native Americans.