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The Estranged Indigenous | Loving The Stranger Among Us With Guest: Howard Jolly
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Sponsorship NoteThis series, "Loving The Stranger Among Us" is brought to you by Phil Cavey, CPA, and Partner at MNP.
MNP simplifies your financial world, offering expertise in governance, IT, financial planning, and more. As a friend of CareImpact, Phil is providing a free consultation. Contact him at 204.336.6151 or [email protected].
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DescriptionWendi Park sits down with guest Howard Jolly, executive director of the Indigenous Alliance Churches of Canada. They explore the topic of estranged indigenous experiences and the barriers that separate indigenous peoples from society. Howard shares his childhood memories of belonging and the subsequent alienation he faced in residential school. They discuss the importance of reconciliation, storytelling, and building close friendships across cultural backgrounds. Howard encourages listeners not to be afraid of engaging in these conversations, emphasizing God's love and mercy for all. Through his personal journey of healing, Howard provides hope for a brighter future rooted in forgiveness, understanding, and authentic relationships.
Timestamps00:09 Indigenous peoples marginalized in Canada: Why?
[04:33] Desire for online ministry connecting with Jesus.
[09:19] Unjust discipline at residential school causes shame.
[12:02] Emotional visit to unmarked graves inspires song.
[14:53] Living forgiveness, reconciling history, healing generations.
[16:40] Brighter day coming, trust God for good.
[20:16] Let's move on, accept others, trust God.
[25:08] Struggling with forgiveness, seeking God's acceptance.
[28:00] Need to forgive and discuss racial issues.
[31:21] Cultural genocide, systemic injustices, and faith community estrangement.
[35:05] Creating authentic relationships is a challenge.
[36:49] Celebrate diverse cultures and their positive aspects.
Guest LinksCome Sit With Me (Howard's YouTube channel): https://www.youtube.com/@HJComeSitWithMe
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https://careimpact.ca/donate
Sponsorship NoteThis series, "Loving The Stranger Among Us" is brought to you by Phil Cavey, CPA, and Partner at MNP.
MNP simplifies your financial world, offering expertise in governance, IT, financial planning, and more. As a friend of CareImpact, Phil is providing a free consultation. Contact him at 204.336.6151 or [email protected].
Simplify your success with Phil and MNP.
DescriptionWendi Park sits down with guest Howard Jolly, executive director of the Indigenous Alliance Churches of Canada. They explore the topic of estranged indigenous experiences and the barriers that separate indigenous peoples from society. Howard shares his childhood memories of belonging and the subsequent alienation he faced in residential school. They discuss the importance of reconciliation, storytelling, and building close friendships across cultural backgrounds. Howard encourages listeners not to be afraid of engaging in these conversations, emphasizing God's love and mercy for all. Through his personal journey of healing, Howard provides hope for a brighter future rooted in forgiveness, understanding, and authentic relationships.
Timestamps00:09 Indigenous peoples marginalized in Canada: Why?
[04:33] Desire for online ministry connecting with Jesus.
[09:19] Unjust discipline at residential school causes shame.
[12:02] Emotional visit to unmarked graves inspires song.
[14:53] Living forgiveness, reconciling history, healing generations.
[16:40] Brighter day coming, trust God for good.
[20:16] Let's move on, accept others, trust God.
[25:08] Struggling with forgiveness, seeking God's acceptance.
[28:00] Need to forgive and discuss racial issues.
[31:21] Cultural genocide, systemic injustices, and faith community estrangement.
[35:05] Creating authentic relationships is a challenge.
[36:49] Celebrate diverse cultures and their positive aspects.
Guest LinksCome Sit With Me (Howard's YouTube channel): https://www.youtube.com/@HJComeSitWithMe
Join The CareImpact Podcast Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1PgzJWfkq9/
Reach out to us! https://careimpact.ca/podcast
Email: [email protected]
About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal
DONATE! Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with the most vulnerable: careimpact.ca/donate
Support Journey With Care
Mentioned in this episode:
Join the Eh Team!
Be one of 158 Canadians building stronger communities through compassion.
https://careimpact.ca/donate
Donate by April 15 to win a Canadian Care Package (includes a night at CanadInns!).