In the final episode of The Season of Ginny, we hear from a few close friends, like Archbishop Mark MacDonald, about what made Ginny so special, what drove her to achieve so much, and what she wanted to leave behind.[...]

Featuring the sermon delivered in 2018 to the congregation of Christ Memorial Church in Oshawa, Ontario by the Rev. Canon Ginny Doctor.   Thank you for listening to this episode of Sacred Teachings. We value your continued support and invite you to join us again next week. Please reach out to us on our social media platforms if you have any questions about the podcast.[...]

Ginny’s deep commitment to  her Anglican faith and to the self determining Indigenous Anglican Church is explored.  Features interviews with Archbishop Mark MacDonald and Donna Bomberry. Thank you for listening to this episode of Sacred Teachings. We value your continued support and invite you to join us again next week. Please reach out to us on our social media platforms if you have any questions about the podcast. [...]

This episode is an exploration of the deep and abiding racism towards Indigenous Peoples in Canada and Ginny’s tireless work to change hearts, minds and attitudes. Thank you for listening to this episode of Sacred Teachings. We value your continued support and invite you to join us again next week. Please reach out to us on our social media platforms if you have any questions about the podcast.     [...]

When Ginny Doctor taught about the Good Mind, it was about finding balance within ourselves and in our lives. Part of that balance is our connection to the Land, which is key to the health and wellness of the First Peoples. Thank you for listening to this episode of Sacred Teachings. We value your continued support and invite you to join us again next week. Please reach out to us on our social media platforms if you have any questions about the podcast. [...]

Ginny was an accomplished and innovative writer.  Her stories and poems about growing up in a traditional Mohawk family transport us to a different world.  Ginny wrote parables that reflect her traditional Mohawk values and the teachings of her family, community and ancestors. *** Thank you for listening to this episode of Sacred Teachings. We value your continued support and invite you to join us again next week. Please reach out to us on our social media platforms if you have any questions about the podcast.   [...]

Ginny Doctor believed in the healing power of music. Whether to lift the Spirit or reclaim the Spirit, for Ginny it began and ended with music, and she spent a lifetime sharing this gift with the world.   This episode contains themes of Suicide that may be harmful or triggering to some audiences. If you, or someone you know is struggling mentally or physically, please contact The Canada Suicide Prevention Service at 833-456-4566 or send a text to 45645.[...]

Sacred Teachings: The Season Of Ginny is the seventh season of the series. The very recent loss of the Executive Producer and heart and soul of the Sacred Teachings series has had a huge impact on our team. Ginny Doctor was a dear friend and highly respected colleague. More than that, Ginny was an important figure in the world of Indigenous advocacy and human rights. A lifetime of battling for justice may cause some people to be bitter or cynical – not Ginny. She fought the fight to her last breath on this earth – but she fought with humour, wisdom, gratitude, and respect. This season of 8 podcasts will explore her work fighting racism, battling the pandemic of suicide in Indigenous communities, and helping to blaze a trail of self-determination for the Indigenous Anglican Church. We will hear about her writing and poetry and peek into the very soul of this deeply artistic and spiritual Mohawk woman. Ginny was a blessing to all she encountered, and we hope that this season will be a blessing to you. *** In the first episode of Season 7, we are introduced to Ginny Doctor.  Those who knew her will smile and reminisce and[...]