Indigenous Ministries
Establishing thriving churches among the Indigenous peoples in Canada
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Gifts of any size help ensure strong, effective support for missionaries bringing the gospel to the First Peoples in Canada.
Missionaries serving in isolated communities require the assistance of others so they can live there and focus on their ministries. These teammates perform services such as providing leadership, administration and consultation help.
Gifts to Indigenous Ministries are used in the most strategic way to support the work of missionaries serving indigenous people in Canada.
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Gifts of any size help ensure strong, effective support for missionaries bringing the gospel to indigenous people in Canada.
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God is building His Church, and we are thrilled you are taking part. Through your support, we are making progress on our goal ... a thriving church for every people.
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It can take up to 10 days for Ethnos Canada to receive gifts given through the website, as there is a 'pending' period for credit cards. Only after your gift is received at our bank do we credit donations to the designated ministry. It is possible that an online donation made near the end of the month will not be credited to the designated ministry until the following month.
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Only through the power of God can this ministry thrive. We need people like you to commit to praying for this ministry. Periodically you will receive an email informing you of specific prayer requests.
Indigenous Ministries needs prayer partners and FirstResponders!
Featured Stories
Stories about our ministry to the Indigenous
- Praising God for Protection and Healing
n Sunday, June 30, Brandt and his four year old son, Boaz, were taking a ride on the 4-wheeler. As Brandt attempted to drive up a muddy embankment the 4-wheeler rolled backwards, falling on top of Brandt and Boaz. Brandt took the full impact of the 4-wheeler with the handlebar to the face in the visor gap of his helmet (eyes/nose area). - Celebrating Little Steps Among the First Nations in Northern Saskatchewan
Ethnos missionaries, Craig and Leilani Bauman, have been working with New Life Indigenous Fellowship in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan for the past seven years. They have been coming alongside the church with the vision of encouraging and equipping the Indigenous believers with culturally shaped foundational Bible teaching and disciple-making, so that the Indigenous church can be stable and maturing and empowered to plant more Indigenously lead churches! There are many hurdles to a maturing, thriving and multiplying Indigenous church and taking the […] - A Legacy of Walking with God
For more than nine years, Ethnos Canada has been blessed to work alongside Woodland Cree Elder, Norm McCallum. It was actually Norm who pursued Ethnos Canada and asked that we work with him to bring the love of Jesus to the First Nations in Canada. Here is a short video in which Norm shares his testimony: On April 11, 2024, God took Norm to be with Him. Dave Wright, an Ethnos missionary, worked closely with Norm these last 9+ years. […]
Prepare for the Challenge
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Get the training you need to expand the reach of the gospel to the Indigenous people in Canada.
God is building a team to spread the gospel among the Indigenous people in Canada. Indigenous Ministries is looking for men and women ready to walk with Him into some challenging circumstances with the gospel.