Restoring Hearts

Indigenous Ministries

Restoring Hearts Indigenous Ministries is a Christian podcast created for Indigenous people who need healing through Jesus and God's Word so that their broken hearts and lives may be restored.

Our goal is to make our podcast a Christian community for and by First Peoples, although we welcome the support of our non-indigenous brothers and sisters.

WHO WE ARE?

WELCOME TO RESTORING HEARTS INDIGENOUS MINISTRIES

Restoring Hearts Indigenous Ministries is a Christian podcast created for Indigenous people who need healing through Jesus and God’s Word so that their broken hearts and lives may be restored. Our goal is to make our podcast a Christian community for and by First Peoples. 

Restoring Hearts Indigenous Ministries

Restoring Hearts Indigenous Ministries is a Christian podcast created for Indigenous people who need healing through Jesus and God’s Word so that their broken hearts and lives may be restored. Our goal is to make our podcast a Christian community for and by First Peoples, although we welcome the support of our non-indigenous brothers and sisters.

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Around our Campfire

Join our Indigenous storytellers and lesson-givers as they share how Jesus restored their broken hearts and lives and learn how you can, too.

Featuring:

  • Indigenous Speakers
  • Natural and Traditional Healing Methods
  • Elders and Youth Sharing Bible Lessons

Restoring Hearts Indigenous Ministries is a part of Č’apac Sk^:n^lahá:wi Reconciliation Society, a ministry led by our own Indigenous people. The name Č’apac Sk^:n^lahá:wi (pronounced “Chapáts Skunah Lahówee) is merged together from two Indigenous Nations – the Huu-ay-aht First Nation on the west coast and the Oneida Haudenosaunee on the east coast. Together, the name means “Peacemaker’s Canoe” representing how Indigenous People from coast to coast to coast can journey together with our Creator. Č’apac Sk^:n^lahá:wi Reconciliation Society is a First Nation-led federal non-profit serving across the continent of North America. Its mission is to equip and mobilize Indigenous People living in covenant with Creator to nurture others on the journey of reconciliation for wholeness, and its vision is to nurture a collective of People living in covenant with Creator, collaborating for community wholeness through decolonizing mind, body, spirit and social/environmental relationships. You can find out more about Č’apac Sk^:n^lahá:wi Reconciliation Society at csreconciliation.com

More about Host

Liz Obomsawin, is a member of the Oneida Indian Nation in the U.S. Northeast and the Abenaki First Nation in Quebec. Herexperience in Indigenous Reconciliation Ministries includes helping to establish a Native American Church, speaking to church congregations and at Indigenous spiritual gatherings, giving Bible studies, visiting homes, and helping in Indigenous food pantries and soup kitchens.

Liz Obomsawin

Host & Author

Liz has a background in video production, and has assisted with the Native New Day and the Native New Health videos, which are featured on this website. She is also the author of The Moccasin Trail to Heaven.

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