September 12 from 12:00pm to 3:00pm • Kairos Blanket Exercise with Jonathan Maracle
Join us for a light lunch, followed by music, community, and the interactive Kairos Blanket Exercise, led by Jonathan Maracle.
This engaging experience explores an important part of Indigenous history in a hands-on way and highlights how that history continues to shape communities today.
Please note that the exercise covers traumatic aspects of Indigenous history.
Register for the Kairos Blanket Exercise here
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September 13 at 4:30pm • Special Vespers for Truth and Reconciliation
Join us as we honour the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation with a special Vespers service featuring the music of Indigenous musician Jonathan Maracle (Mohawk).
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Biography:
Jonathan Maracle is the founder, lead singer, and songwriter of Broken Walls, a faith-based Indigenous band based in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Ontario, Canada. A Mohawk musician and speaker, Jonathan has dedicated his life to sharing a message of hope, healing, restoration, and reconciliation through music rooted in the cultural traditions of the First Nations of North America. Since founding Broken Walls in 1995, the band has toured internationally, ministering across North America and around the world through concerts, conferences, and community events.
For more information, visit brokenwalls.com