Listening to the Land: A conversation on the stewardship of creation

During the Season of Creation, you are invited to participate in an ecumenical presentation on Thursday, September 16 at 3pm,  “Listening to the Land: A conversation on the stewardship of creation.” Our three panellists will reflect on what listening to the land means from their perspective, tradition, and experience; what they hear the land saying and how we might respond.

• Bishop Chris Harper is from Onion Lake Cree Nation and served in ministry in the Anglican dioceses of Saskatchewan, Algoma, and Toronto before being elected bishop of Saskatoon in 2018
• Elder May Desnomie, Regina Catholic School Board, was born and raised on Wapaskokimaw in northern Saskatchewan, also known as Sandy Bay First Nation
• Reverend Mitchell Anderson, minister at St. Paul’s United Church in Saskatoon, is dënesułiné and a member of the English River Dene Nation

Registration required. Free registration at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUlcuuopjosGtQNGqLMEtMf77EeV7MZFc6F

For further information, contact Cheryl Toth, stewardship@sasktel.net