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Truth and Reconciliation with Frances Carlick
Join us as we welcome Residential School Survivor, Frances Carlick for a conversation on healing and reconciliation.
Presented in partnership with Reality Church @realitychurchvancouver , Artisan Church @artisan_church
and Kitsilano Christian Community Church
Frances Carlick “Ceene” is from the Tahltan and Kaska people from northern BC. She was born in a small village called Lower Post, BC alongside the Liard River. Frances is a second generation Residential School survivor. Her mother went to Lejac Residential School in the 1940’s. Frances and her siblings attended Ed Lower Post Indian Residential School from 1957-1963, then moved to Coudert Residence (also a Residential School) in Whitehorse, Yukon. Frances is a retired teacher who taught Elementary School on Vancouver’s Eastside for 24 years. Frances has been a member of the Vancouver Eastside Vineyard since 1993. Frances shares her journey of Healing and Reconciliation from her time in Residential Schools to now and how she was set free through the Gospel.
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Join us as we welcome Residential School Survivor, Frances Carlick for a conversation on healing and reconciliation.
Presented in partnership with Reality Church @realitychurchvancouver , Artisan Church @artisan_church
and Kitsilano Christian Community Church
Frances Carlick “Ceene” is from the Tahltan and Kaska people from northern BC. She was born in a small village called Lower Post, BC alongside the Liard River. Frances is a second generation Residential School survivor. Her mother went to Lejac Residential School in the 1940’s. Frances and her siblings attended Ed Lower Post Indian Residential School from 1957-1963, then moved to Coudert Residence (also a Residential School) in Whitehorse, Yukon. Frances is a retired teacher who taught Elementary School on Vancouver’s Eastside for 24 years. Frances has been a member of the Vancouver Eastside Vineyard since 1993. Frances shares her journey of Healing and Reconciliation from her time in Residential Schools to now and how she was set free through the Gospel.