Tag: Indigenous Theology

Mapping with our Feet (first presentation on pilgrimage Feb 2017)

Post author By somethinggrand
Post date February 21, 2017
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(In Feb 2017 I was asked to be keynote speaker for a Bishop’s retreat, on the subject of pilgrimage. This was my first presentation. The others will be on unsettledwords.com. To go through this presentation, press the link below)

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Tags Bishop Michael Pryse, Bishop Susan Johnson, Canada, Concordia University, Eastern Synod, environmentalism, Indigenous Studies, Indigenous Theology, journey, land claims, Matthew Anderson, Pilgrimage, pilgrimage studies, pilgrims, Sara Terreault, spiritual journey, Theological Studies

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Indigeneity at Concordia’s Theological Studies

Post author By somethinggrand
Post date November 3, 2016
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Have a look at what we’ve been doing in our department at Concordia Montreal’s Theological Studies!

<p><a href=”https://vimeo.com/190139931″>Indigeneity at Theological Studies Concordia</a> from <a href=”https://vimeo.com/user32514305″>Matthew Anderson</a> on <a href=”https://vimeo.com”>Vimeo</a>.</p>

Tags Christine Jamieson, Concordia, Concordia University, Department of Theological Studies, Indigenizing Pilgrimage, Indigenous, Indigenous Spirituality, Indigenous Studies, Indigenous Theology, Kahnawake, Matthew Anderson, Montreal to Kahnawake, pedagogy, Sara Terreault, Theological Studies, Theology, truth and reconciliation