Podcasts about mending wings

Spring of '22 FPCers are heading to Yakama Reservation to hang out with the good people of Mending Wings. In November of '21 Pastor Becca did an interview with one of the main Mending Wings staff. Check out https://mendingwings.net for more info about this great organization.

Jon and Jonah interview the LEGENDARY Corey Greaves of Mending Wings and discuss Native American culture and Christianity.

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Along with being part Irish, Corey Greaves is a descendant of the Blackfeet and Klickitat tribes. He's founder and president of Mending Wings, a ministry with the goal of helping Native American youth rediscover their culture, and experience relational and spiritual healing. Elton Morrison is a Native American who grew up in the foster care system and went through Mending Wings in his teens. Today, he works there as a volunteer. During this episode, Corey and Elton tell their stories, and their perspectives on nurturing Native American culture. Show Notes: Mending Wings One Church, Many Tribes  

Corey Greaves | July 22, 2018 2 of 5. Guest teacher Corey Greaves describes a healthy posture of Jesus-centered compassion toward those we would seek to serve through missions. About Corey: Corey Greaves is Blackfeet, Klickitat, and Irish and lives on the Yakama Reservation in Washington State. He’s the president and cofounder of Mending Wings, a Native American, nonprofit youth organization. Corey desires to see Native youth and families restored to wholeness by the strength of Yeshua, and he seeks to bring reconciliation between the Body of Christ and Native people by addressing real issues, both historical and contemporary. Learn more about Mending Wings HERE. Watch the video Corey references at the 33:45 mark. Learn more about Ecclesia Clear Lake Sign up for our eBlast newsletter You can give online to support the ministry and mission of ECL.

Mending Wings exists to mend the brokenness that has resulted from old models of missiology that taught Native Americans they had to abandon their culture to become Christian. Corey Greaves, founder of Mending Wings, shares a sermon with us, touching on the historical context of the subjugation and discrimination of their people, as well as the hope that springs from the realization of a contextualized gospel. By using their cultural practices of drumming, chanting, and dancing for Jesus, Mending Wings has helped many to tangibly see the restorative hope of Jesus in their lives.