Living Waters: Faith, Stewardship,
and the Future of Our Rivers
Laudato Si Committee
Thursday, September 10, 2026
2:00pm – 4:30pm
Freewill Offering
 
You are warmly invited to join us for an inspiring panel discussion on local water issues, ethics, and Indigenous perspectives on river stewardship: Living Waters: Faith, Stewardship, and the Future of Our Rivers.
 
Water is more than a vital natural resource, it is a sacred responsibility that connects our environments, ethics, and communities. This event brings together distinguished leaders and scholars to share insights on environmental action, reconciliation, and our shared future.
 
Featured Panelists:
Rev. Tony Snow (Stoney Nakoda First Nation) – Regional Minister for Indigenous Reconciliation, United Church of Canada
Focusing on water as a sacred gift and exploring Indigenous perspectives on climate stewardship.
Dr. Christina Conroy – Professor of Theology, Ambrose University
Specializing in contemplative theology, residential school history, and Indigenous-Settler collaboration on climate action.
Dr. Gordon King – Sessional Lecturer in Christian Ethics, Ambrose University
Author and ethicist drawing from extensive international development experience and the WEF "Year of Water" framework.
 
Whether you are passionate about local ecology, interfaith dialogue, climate justice, or community action, we would love for you to be part of this meaningful conversation.