One Heart Gathering

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by Joel Molin

Here are some pictures highlights of the Quebec Gathering

David Mainse, Kenny Blacksmith leading the Parade

in the streets of Quebec City

The Parade marched on from

the Congress Building to the Plains of Abraham

First Nations lead the Parade followed by the French and English

Forgiveness, Reconciliation, Unity was God's agenda for the Gathering  

Genuine forgiveness was expressed with much weeping

Honor was given to the First peoples of the land

David Mainse, deeply moved shared how his message broadcasted on TV was miraculously transformed into the language of the Inuit. So the Elders were able to understand the Good News

Flags of First Nations, Inuit, Métis, English, French and Canada were flying proudly

The Spirit of God moved the church of Nunavut to create this banner for the Gathering

 Kenny Blacksmith and Leo Linklater with his Wind flute on the main stage at the Planes of Abraham

Leo Linklater and Guy Molin with a Fijian brother from Vancouver 

David Demien of Watchmen with Métis and Cree representatives preparing to lead the March to the Planes of Abraham 

Hawaiian First Nation on the main stage at the Plains of Abraham

Councilor Maureen Brown of Opaskwayak Cree Nation

with Roger Armbruster of Canada Awakening

The Haida Nation was represented through Louise Campo from British Colombia

Patricia came all the way from Flying Dust First Nation in northern Saskatchewan

The Ladies discussing plans for future outreaches in their communities

Meet the next First Nation Model (Israel)

Heather traveled all the way from Costa Rica 

First Nations taking their place to lead the Parade

Melanie Molin (Pukatawagan, MB),  Councilor Maureen Brown (OCN/The Pas, MB) and Diane Linklater (Nelson House, MB) with Quebec City as a back drop

Many families made the trip from the High Arctic to partake in the Gathering

Tagak Curly (member of parliament) one of the founding fathers of Nunavut came down to bless the Gathering

It was a pleasant surprise to Susan Salluviniq

again after traveling with her to Israel last winter.

Moses was another friend that traveled

to Israel with us last winter