Melanie Molin singing a
traditional Cree Song
About Us
Northern Connections
reaches out within every tribe, nation, and
tongue, respecting their law and cultural
traditions of the land.
God has created each tribe to honor His
majesty through customs and tribal laws and ...
“…has determined their pre-appointed
times and the boundaries of their
habitation.”
Acts 17:26
And as we reach out through our own cultural
expressions - we recount our stories of
faith in Creator and what His Son has
done for us and the world. Revealing our stories
through dance, traditions, and ceremonies,
walking out our faith while robed in our
traditional priestly garments.
And here are our Traditional Priestly
Garments
For you have turned our sorrow into
Dancing; and have taken away our clothing of
grieving, and given us Royal Robes of
Joyfulness..
Psalms 30:11
The
goals at Northern Connections has always been to
touch the heart of our people within their own
cultural boundaries, loving them as Creator
loves them, sharing God’s love through Jesus
Christ.
To
share the freedom of accepting who God created
them to be. Introducing Christ to every tribe
and tongue, encouraging each to walk in their
destiny as children of God.
In
the same way Jesus walked through the multitudes
of people, trusting God will draw those He has
prepared, Northern Connections ministers through
various methods believing God will draw those
whom He chooses. For as the scriptures declare
“No one comes to the Son unless the Father
is drawing them...”
We are to gather, for only He can save a
soul. As Isaiah wrote, “Go and gather all my
children, those that have eyes and ears but
can not see nor hear for only I can save.”
“...And who can speak for me? You can for
there are no strange gods amongst you…”
Northern Connections is compelled by the love of
God to share through cross-cultural ministry.
It is through these ingatherings
(see Exodus 23:15,16) we are able to
share God’s love to attentive audiences who
themselves are able and ready to walk in their
destiny of who God created them to be.
For
its is written,
“a prophet is not welcomed by his own”
For many
Indigenous Peoples have been religiously
abused by the colonial gospel of Western
European influence.
That has created a challenge in
reaching indigenous people with the
Gospel of Christ. As we share with our
stores of faith through our traditional
regalia, our priestly robes, the walls
that were created begin to breakdown.
Finding freedom in who Creator
created them to be. It is through this
message that many come to find freedom
in their lands.
