National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Special (Revisited)

Partner with work of CareImpact and Neighbourly! https://careimpact.ca/donate Description What does reconciliation actually look like in our everyday lives? For the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we're revisiting a conversation from the Journey With Care archives that feels just as important today. In this episode, you'll hear Indigenous and non-Indigenous voices wrestle with one question: What does reconciliation mean to you? Through stories and reflections from Jim Thunder, Jennifer Mason, Karen and Howard Jolly, Jared Ross, Ray Aldred, Joel Calabrese, Melissa Spence, Lyn Dyck, Dr. James Robertson, Wendi Park and others, we explore reconciliation through the lenses of Indigenous identity, residential schools, faith, the Church, treaties, forgiveness, friendship and community. These aren't voices offering one simple answer. Instead, they invite us to listen, learn and consider what reconciliation might ask of each of us. You'll hear about the importance of learning the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action, examining assumptions we've inherited, listening to Indigenous perspectives, acknowledging painful history, and building genuine relationships with one another. As we mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we're making a little room to pause, reflect and, most importantly, listen. Clips taken from the following episodes: Jim Thunder | Making a Ruckus with Pope Francis https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/jim-thunder-making-a-ruckus-with-pope-francis Dr. James Robertson | Uncovering the History of the Canadian Church https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/dr-james-robertson-uncovering-the-history-of-the-canadian-church Jennifer Mason | I'm Not God's Mistake https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/jennifer-mason-im-not-gods-mistake Karen Jolly | "Maybe I'll Wear My White Buckskin Before Jesus" https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/karen-jolly-maybe-ill-wear-my-white-buckskin-before-jesus Decolonizing Your Mindset: Small Steps to Engage with Truth and Reconciliation | Joel Calabrese https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/decolonizing-your-mindset-small-steps-to-engage-with-truth-and-reconciliation-joel-calabrese Melissa Spence | Resilient and Strong https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/s01e05 The Settled Stranger | The Stranger Among us With Guest: Lyn Dyck https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/the-settled-stranger-the-stranger-among-us-with-guest-lyn-dyck From Trauma to Freedom: A Story of Healing and Redemption | Jared Ross https://player.captivate.fm/collection/944f3c3c-e727-4801-9513-bd760394ade9 Decolonization, the Bible, and Indigenous Spirituality | Ray Aldred https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/decolonization-the-bible-and-indigenous-spirituality-ray-aldred Beyond Good Intentions | Guest Host Dr. James Robertson Interviews Wendi Park on CareImpact and CarePortal https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/beyond-good-intentions-guest-host-dr-james-robertson-interviews-wendi-park-on-careimpact-and-careportal The Estranged Indigenous | Loving The Stranger Among Us With Guest: Howard Jolly https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/the-estranged-indigenous-loving-the-stranger-among-us-with-howard-jolly A Previous Episode for the Day for Truth and Reconciliation Learning Everyday: A Powerful Father-Son Story of Reconciliation and Prayer Through Dance https://journey-with-care.captivate.fm/episode/indigenous-dance-reconciliation-and-cultural-identity-rayne-pasqua-and-kevin-harris 94 Calls to Action https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Calls_to_Action_English2.pdf Other Links Join The CareImpact Podcast Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1PgzJWfkq9/ Reach out to us! https://neighbourlypodcast.ca Email: [email protected] About the CarePortal: careimpact.ca/careportal DONATE! Help connect and equip more churches across Canada to effectively journey well in community with the most vulnerable: careimpact.ca/donate