Gary Parker teaches about the degeneration of all life on earth following the Fall of Man, even explaining why dinosaurs died out. This program encourages us to trust in the Lord and to anticipate the Day when His people will no longer have to deal with the many consequences of sin.

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Real Life. Real People. Real Hope.

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Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4

Natasha grew up in a pastor's home but, as a teen, walked away from the Lord. After moving to Weagamow, Ontario, and getting married, she realized that she could not live her life without the Lord. She now serves as a Sunday school teacher, and teaches her children at home about the Lord. From Scripture, Bill Jackson teaches about evidence of salvation in a believer's life.

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Real Life. Real People. Real Hope.

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Prince Albert, SK

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David was raised in Weagamow, Ontario. His parents became became Christians when he was a young child, but David didn't begin his relationship with Christ until he was 21. With a desire to help struggling people in his and neighboring communities, he left home to pursue education in social work and pastoral care. Returning to Weagamow, David tells how he would depend on the Lord to serve his clients, and sees the importance of church outreach.

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Real Life. Real People. Real Hope.

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Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4

Becky Kew has worked with First Nations people around Sandy Bay and Amaranth, Manitoba for many years. She talks about how she trusts the Lord for everything and how He answered her prayer by providing a building that she uses as a meeting place for children, youth and adults.

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Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4

In his growing up years Trevor Flett saw how alcohol could bring fear and harm to his family. He also saw how the Gospel could change things! He received Christ as a youngster, but walked away from God as a teen. Married to Sherry in 1992, they didn’t follow Christ until after the birth of their third child. They were baptized in 2010 and the Lord helps them grow in their faith.

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Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4

Does the Bible really say, “Judge not”? Bill Jackson discusses Scriptures about judging others. He explains this misunderstood and misused practice in the Christian church, and how it relates to helping others find forgiveness available through Christ.

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Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4

Howard Jolly shares from his own life, and teaches what the Bible says about suicide and where to find hope. Also on this program, John Greyeyes talks about his experiences in helping suicidal people.

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Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4

Betsy always thought that surrendering to Christ was only for people who were really bad or in trouble. She attended church and liked the atmosphere and, finally, in her thirties, she saw her need for Christ. Betsy also talks about her challenges as a single woman in business, and how she had experienced God’s help in this.

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Real Life. Real People. Real Hope.

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Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4

A few years after giving their lives to the Lord, Gilbert & Laura Bekkatla moved to Alberta to attend Key-Way-Tin Bible Institute. Learning more about the Bible and becoming equipped for ministry, they joined NCEM in 1988 to serve in Tadoule Lake, Manitoba. Now located in Prince Albert, SK, they have worked in Denesuline language Bible translation, and are involved in prison ministry and Bible camp. Laura also works as a bookkeeper in the NCEM Office.

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Real Life. Real People. Real Hope.

Tribal Trails is a ministry of the Northern Canada Evangelical Mission (NCEM)

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Box 3030

Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4

Laura gave her life to the Lord when she was twelve but didn’t walk with God. Following university, she took a teaching position on Gilbert’s home Reserve, and they married a year later. The Lord started to deal with them when their first child came down with spinal meningitis. Through his near death, and the ministry of Christians in Meadow Lake, SK, Laura rededicated her life and Gilbert became a born-again believer. And their son was healed!

Real Life. Real People. Real Hope.

Tribal Trails is a ministry of the Northern Canada Evangelical Mission (NCEM)

Tribal Trails is fully funded by Listeners like you!

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Tribal Trails

Box 3030

Prince Albert, SK

S6V 7V4