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SPRING NEWSLETTER 2019

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In January, we were blessed to have Temera Millar spend an evening with our young adults sharing about her life and her faith. Temera is a member of the Lil'wat Nation and grew up on the Mt. Currie reserve outside of Whistler. 
“It was an honor to come to share my life story with the Young Adults of Inner Hope. At 18 years old I put my trust in Jesus and the course of my life changed dramatically through His transformation. Studying scripture, prayer, research and seeking wisdom from other believers has helped me gain an understanding of my identity as both First Nations and Christian. Early on in my faith there were very few Indigenous Christians and it became a passion of mine to encourage other believers in their faith.”
​Several members of Inner Hope’s team and community joined the Women’s Memorial March on February 14th. This march honours the lives of missing and murdered women and all women’s lives lost in the Downtown Eastside (DTES). 
The event is organized and led by women in the DTES because women – especially Indigenous women – face physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual violence on a daily basis.