Responses to our September issue.

(UPDATED) Leaders want a seat at the table. Not all are sure about changing the Constitution.

He is with us even in the tensions of injustice.

How our cultural traditions and heritage can give us more confidence as we embrace our new lives in Christ.

Bagaimana bahasa orang pribumi di Panama, komunitas di Siberia, dan masyarakat di Papua Nugini membentuk pemahaman mereka tentang Tuhan.

L’histoire biblique de la vigne de Naboth laisse voir aux chrétiens non autochtones comme moi le regard que Dieu pose sur l’injustice à l’origine de la ville de Melbourne.

The biblical story of Naboth's vineyard teaches non-indigenous Christians like me how God views the injustice that made Melbourne.

How Terry Wildman and a faithful team of Native American leaders helped bring new meaning to the New Testament for First Nations communities.

Recovering languages and contextualizing theology help Canada's First Nations communities reconcile faith and culture after residential schools made them "hate the name of Jesus."

“Burdened and broken” by the federal investigation into Indian boarding schools, Mike Keahbone drafted the denomination’s first resolution in support of native peoples.

Canada’s findings at Kamloops last year have spurred US officials and denominations to investigate their involvement in the residential school system.

How the languages of the indigenous in Panama, a community in Siberia, and people in Papua New Guinea shape their understanding of God.

It was another hard year on many fronts, but it wasn’t all bad news.

A peculiar case in Arizona has the potential to shape churches, ministries, and schools across the country.

A conversation with indigenous leaders on the power of faith, history, and culture.

The recently released New Testament translation adopts Native American descriptors for God—the Creator and Great Spirit.

CRC congregations weigh land acknowledgements amid rising awareness of indigenous injustices on both sides of the border.

The trauma of faith-based residential schools weighs heavy on Canada’s indigenous community.

Members of my congregation poured out their stories after the recent discoveries at Canada’s residential schools. Here’s why we all should be listening.