All Nations Indian Church

Rev Marlene Whiterabbit Helgemo
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An ecumenical partnership with American Indians

Description: 

All Nations Church is a congregation of the United Church of Christ with an Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ( ELCA) pastor under call from the Minneapolis Area Synod, Rev Marlene Whiterabbit Helgemo. All Nations provides a Word and Sacrament ministry among a large community of Indian people in Minneapolis and networks with many organizations providing social service.

Primary Activities: 

To be a Christian Center for American Indians by providing a nationally accredited day care center, youth ministry, and culturally appropriate worship experiences.  There is a weekly "Children's Lodge" where children (ages 4 - 12) have an opportunity to share a meal and time together with the elders of the community. 

What can a partner congregation do?

  1. Help serve a meal for the weekly "Children's Lodge" programs.  This meal would serve between 40 and 60 people.
  2. Provide medium maintenance support (painting, cleaning, etc.) for the All Nations facility.
  3. Invite members from All Nations to speak at an adult forum or adult Sunday school meeting.
  4. Attend the Service of Thanksgiving on Thanksgiving Eve at partner congregations. This is a service that celebrates American Indian history.
  5. Provide scholarship funds for low-income families using the child care program.



Community Calendar 2007

May 3
Poluck and Talking Circle

First Nations Orphan Association: Wicoicage Ake Un Ku Pi (Generation After Generation We Are Coming Home) invites adoptees/fostered individuals and their families to a potluck/talking circle. Pot luck meal, 6-7 pm; Talking Circle, 7-9 pm. All Nations Indian Church, 1515 East 23rd St. Minneapolis, MN. Free. For more information contact Sandra White Hawk, at 651-330-1942, e-mail: sadoptee@yahoo.com. Website: www.geocities.com/fnoac


Dakota Language Immersion
Program At All Nations Early Education Center in Partnership of Wicoie Nandagikendan Urban Pre-School Project. Children are immersed in the Dakota Language for 3 hours on weekdays. 1515 E. 23rd St., Mpls. For more info, call Vicky at 612-721-2508.


Victim Service Provider - support


Promoting & Supporting American Indian Business


1515 E 23rd Street Minneapolis, MN 55404 - Telephone 612-721-4393