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In this episode of Journey with Care, Jennifer Mason shares her story of reconciling her Indigenous identity with her Christian faith, and how it has transformed her view of herself, her culture, and her God.

In this episode:

• Jenn Mason's story of growing up in a home where she was taught to be someone other than herself in order to be a good Christian
• How Jenn's view of reconciliation begins with decolonizing her mind
• The generational trauma and curses that have been passed down in Jenn's family, and how God is healing those things in her life

Here's a breakdown of what is covered:

[00:01:11] - Intro and welcome.

[00:02:08] - What does reconciliation mean to you?

[00:17:13] - Residential school experiences.

[00:24:22] - Being indigenous in your church.

[00:42:36] - Being a foster parent.

[00:51:29] - Reconciliation is happening.

[00:53:23] - Word of encouragement.

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Inner City Youth Alive: icya.ca

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