These documentaries capture the highlights of the national Sacred Circle meetings that have gathered together hundreds of Indigenous Anglicans from across Canada since 1988.
2009 Sacred Circle
[vimeo width="465" height="262"]http://www.vimeo.com/23058313/[/vimeo]
Indigenous Anglicans meet in Port Elgin, Ont. to explore the theme, “The mighty wind of the spirit, the new beginning” and to discuss alternative forms of governance.
2005 Sacred Circle
[vimeo width="465" height="358"]http://www.vimeo.com/11237448[/vimeo]
In Pinawa, Man., 115 Indigenous Anglicans gather with the Primate and seven Canadian bishops. Participants put forward a proposal for a national Indigenous bishop.
2000 Sacred Circle
[vimeo width="465" height="358"]http://www.vimeo.com/11175790[/vimeo]
In Port Elgin, Ont., Indigenous Anglicans ponder the implications of the covenant and discern the next steps in their theme, “Walking A New Vision.”
1997 Sacred Circle
[vimeo width="465" height="356"]http://www.vimeo.com/23490736[/vimeo]
“Our journey of spiritual renewal” is the theme that shapes the third Anglican Indigenous Circle, held in Lethbridge, Alta.
1993 Sacred Circle
[vimeo width="465" height="358"]http://www.vimeo.com/11242771[/vimeo]
“Dancing The Dream” documents the second national Native Convocation in Minaki, Ont. Archbishop Michael Peers apologizes for the Anglican Church of Canada’s involvement in residential schools.
1988 Sacred Circle
[vimeo width="465" height="356"]http://www.vimeo.com/11125705[/vimeo]
The first Native Convocation gathered 180 Canadian Anglicans in Fort Qu’Appelle, Sask. to share their experiences and dreams.
