Re-Membering: Indigenous Teachers of the Jesus Way

Consider the concepts of remembering, re-membering and un-forgetting. What role is there for grief and for new imagination in these ideas? We will reflect on some learnings and some concerns about this series and ask together, what path of deeper wholeness are we being invited into as a result of having heard these stories?

While we don’t know what became of William Henry Prince, we get a glimpse of his legacy in his grandson, who will lead us beside the waters of the lake at Fisher Bay.

Find out what a bar-room brawler, a wealthy Oji-Cree cattle rancher and the son of a slave all have in common. Meet Prince’s A-team of pastors in Northern Manitoba.

Shifting from the BC coast to Manitoba we meet William Henry Prince, perhaps the greatest Baptist church planter in Canadian history

In our last episode, we learned about the vibrant scene surrounding the hop harvest in Puget Sound and the gifted evangelist from the Tsym’syn Nation. This week we find out why this thriving ministry came to an abrupt halt, and we explore the power of a song.

Find out how beer created a Pentecost moment for Baptists in…1885