The New Song of the Redeemed from Within Every Nation
The following 20-minute recording is an excerpt of a message delivered by Roger Armbruster at the 14th Annual Youth Conference in Kangirsujuaq, Nunavik (northern Quebec) on Thursday afternoon of August 5, 2010. Since the original message was translated into Inuktitut, the following edited recording without the translation may be a bit "choppy" in places, but the message comes through well.
This audio recording contains the same essence as what is communicated in written form in the Canada Awakening Ministries post, immediately following this one, a teaching which is entitled On Redemption, Restoration and Transformation. That post, in turn, is followed by another post with a YouTube number with the Hopper Family singing their song on the New Jerusalem, which fits in well with the same overall theme of where we believe that history (His Story), or the story of redemption is heading.
Your comments and feedback to this recording, the written teaching following, or the YouTube would be very much welcomed and appreciated.
This audio recording contains the same essence as what is communicated in written form in the Canada Awakening Ministries post, immediately following this one, a teaching which is entitled On Redemption, Restoration and Transformation. That post, in turn, is followed by another post with a YouTube number with the Hopper Family singing their song on the New Jerusalem, which fits in well with the same overall theme of where we believe that history (His Story), or the story of redemption is heading.
Your comments and feedback to this recording, the written teaching following, or the YouTube would be very much welcomed and appreciated.
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Roger and Marge Armbruster are bridge-builders and advocates of reconciliation and social justice between people groups and cultures. They both minister cross-culturally -- Marge by teaching English to new immigrants in rural southern Manitoba, and Roger by helping to build relationships between various indigenous groups who understand the connection that there is between people and land, with a special focus on the Inuit of Canada's North.
