Terry LeBlanc
Biography
Terry LeBlanc has served as director of NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community.
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Theology
“This inspiring work is a fitting tribute to both a compassionate theologian and an outstanding example of a human being. Whether in his thoughtful work in the cross and covenant, or his advocacy for the place of indigenous North Americans in the work of the academy, Larry Shelton's voice has been a consistent call not simply to teach about Jesus, but to live what he taught.”
Christian Living
“Professor of Anthropology, School of World Mission Fuller Theological Seminary Pasadena, California After reading One Church, Many Tribes, I am convinced of the rightness of the direction of Richard Twiss and his ministry, Wiconi International. In fact, I believe his approach will be absolutely essential if we are to successfully minister to the First Nations of North America. He has my heartfelt and full support.”
Rev.
Tough Questions, Honest Answers
Apologetics
“Harder seeks to engage the increasingly challenging conversations about spirituality, faith, and religion taking place in our society where disillusionment, at times bordering on disgust, with its traditional religious institutions and their leaders runs deep, often driving them away from a nurturing religious life.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Followers of Jesus say, Amen! to the emancipatory call of John 8:32. He is Truth, and the truth sets us free. Yet even as we go on to affirm, 'All truth is the Creator's truth,' we recognize we are not immediately emancipated by all truth. Sometimes truth is at first inconvenient, even outright offensive. That's why this narrative will trouble you—because while it is true, it chronicles the great lie that America, Canada, and other colonial nations arose ex nihilo from the land. Once embraced, however, this truth can reset your relationships in the land, creating a trajectory toward authentic freedom in Christ.”
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