Ray Aldred as the Director of Indigenous Studies Program and a Faculty Member at Vancouver School of Theology, Ray's areas of expertise include narrative, systematic, and indigenous theology. He is former Director for the First Nations Alliance Churches of Canada, and a current committee member. Ray is an ordained minister with the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada, and is currently completing his doctoral studies at Wycliffe College at the Toronto School of Theology. He was born in Northern Alberta, and is status Cree from Treaty 8. He lives in Richmond, BC, with his wife, Elaine.
From Creation to New Creation: Coming Alongside All My Relatives
Speaker(s): Ray Aldred
Date: Winter 2020
Length: 26
Product ID: RGDL5001D
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This is a Regent chapel talk given during Winter of 2020.
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