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What does it mean to be a settled stranger in Canada, and how can we genuinely engage in reconciliation?

In this conversation, hosts Wendi Park and Johan Heinrichs revisit a poignant discussion from season two with Lyn Dyck, the executive director of the Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference. Lyn shares the moving journey of fostering Indigenous children with his wife, Jennifer, and their efforts to build authentic cross-cultural relationships. The episode delves into fostering in a predominantly white area, Lyn's reflections on his roots, and actionable steps for reconciliation. Lyn also emphasizes the personal nature of relationships and learning from shared histories. This replay of "Loving the Stranger Among Us" from Journey With Care offers timeless insights into forging true connections and moving forward together.

Time Stamps

[05:00] Embracing Foster Care Commitment

[08:30] Embracing Indigenous Community and Heritage

[11:22] Inclusive Education for Anishinaabe Students

[15:31] Mennonite Migration and Heritage Reflections

[17:53] TRC's Call to Churches

[20:18] Growth Through Cultural Reflection

[26:29] Path to Reconciliation: Bridging Cultures

[27:49] Grandma and Wife's Deep Bond

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