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A photo of a group of assembly attendees from Alabama. They are attending Native Assembly in Riverton, Manitoba. Photo taken July 2004.

A photo of Floyd Fisher (left), Julius Snifeld (middle), and Jessie Snifeld holding a clock. The photo might have been taken at the Native Mennonite Assembly in Riverton, Manitoba.

Two paintings displayed at the exit as visitors leave.

Daphne Davey (left), Peace Dialogues coordinator in Charlottetown, with participants at the Basilica Recreation Centre. In 2004, Conscience Canada sponsored Peace Dialogues across Canada to discuss ways of applying nonviolence to Canada's defense and security policies.

Daphne Davey (right), coordinator of the Peace Dialogues in Charlottetown at the Basilica Recreation Centre. To her left is Ruth Mathiang, a student from the Sudan who participated in the Dialogues. Conscience Canada sponsored Peace Dialogues across Canada in 2004 to discuss ways of applying nonviolence to Canada's defense and security policies.

Cara Widrick is displaying a white quilt at a Native assembly or conference in Riverton, Manitoba. Terry Widrick is speaking about it through a microphone.

(Left to right) Henry Neufeld, Bill Meade, and Neill von Gunten at a family camp-out in Manigotagan, Manitoba. Henry Neufeld is whittling away at a piece of wood.

(Left to right) Walter Franz and Karin and Richard Dyck are sitting in lawn chairs near the campfire at a family camp-out in Manigotagan, Manitoba. Walter is asleep in his chair.

Jackie Meade and Kathleen Hoeppner are in the slide. Kathleen was a former teacher in Manigotagan.

Jackie Meade is singing at a family camp-out in Manigotagan, Manitoba.

Vic Funk (left) and Dave Hiebert at a family camp-out in Manigotagan, Manitoba.

Thelma Meade (left) gives an Indigenous painting to Vic and Norma Funk as a gift for their work as Native Ministry workers. The service marked the end of Native Ministries' work in Manigotagan, Manitoba.

A photo of the candle exchange ceremony at Manigotagan during family camp, marking the end of Native Ministries' work in the community. Twelve candles (representing the twelve apostles) and gifts were exchanged by Native Ministries and the local community. In this photo Walter and Hilda Franz (left) are holding a candle while Anna and Lynn Clark (right) are holding a painting. Other people, some holding candles, one holding an Indigenous dream catcher, are standing around them.

Former Native Ministry Manigotagan staff are standing with gifts received at a ceremony marking the end of Native Ministries' work in Manigotagan, Manitoba. Candles and gifts were exchanged between Native Ministries and the Manigotagan community. Left to right: Ruth and Murray Martin, Norma and Vic Funk, John Zacharias, Hilda and Walter Franz, Ruth and Oliver Heppner, Dave and Edith Hiebert, Neill and Edith von Gunten, Henry and Elna and Neufeld, Kathleen and Dave Hildebrand.

A photo of the candle exchange ceremony at family camp in Manigotagan, marking the end of Native Ministries' work in the community. John Zacharias (right) is presenting Freddie Wood, a Metis man from Manigotagan, with a candle. Peggy Bjork is wearing a white sweater.