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MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE
KENHTÈ:KE KANYEN’KEHÁ:KA
ISSUE 06/21
Ohyaríha
(June)
NATIONAL
INDIGENOUS
PEOPLES DAY
JUNE 21, 2021
ORÍ:WASE (news)
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Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte
Kenhteke nene kanyen’kehá:ka kanakerahserà:kon, nène rontathà:wi ne
kanekarahsera. Tsi niyonkwarihò:tens tahnon niyakwawennò:ten nahò:ten
yonkwateryèn:tare ne tsi nitsyonkwè:non. Yakwatstha nahò:ten ne
yonkwateryèn:tare tahnon nahò:ten yonkwaterihwayèn:ni ne ayakwaten’nikòn:raren
tahnon ayakhikwennyenste ne onkyonkwè:ta, onkyonhwentsya nahoténhshon
yonkwà:yen tahnon ne sa’oyè:ra.
Tyendinaga, as part of the Mohawk Nation, is a healthy, sustainable Kanyen’kehá:ka
community, built on and united by our language, culture, traditions, knowledge, and
history. We exercise our rights and responsibilities for the protection of and respect
for our people, our land, our resources, and the environment.
NOTICES:
ATTENTION MORTGAGE HOLDERS: It has come to our attention that many insurance
companies will ONLY notify the MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE if your existing
house insurance policy has been cancelled however will NOT when the policy has been
renewed. This creates a problem when incentives, rewrites and renovations are
requested. You will not qualify if your house insurance policy on file is not up to date.
In order to ensure your policy is current, we ask that you mail, fax or deliver renewal
form when received.
COVID-19 & VACCINE INFO: If you would like to be tested for COVID-19 please
call the CWC at 613-967-3603 to schedule an appointment. For most up to date
information on COVID-19 or VACCINES, please visit our Facebook page or
website at mbq-tmt.org/health/covid-19-updates
ALL MBQ OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED ON
JUNE 21, 2021
The Mohawk Firefighters responded to 9 calls from April 23 to
May 25:
1 Rescue: Water
1 Alarm: Commercial/Industrial
1 Accident: Extrication
1 Medical: Assistance
2 Fire/Smoke: Residential
1 Fire/Smoke: Grass/Brush
1 Fire/Smoke: Rubbish
1 Fire/Smoke: Vehicle
This brings the total calls to 42 for 2021.
COMMUNITY MESSAGES
and ANNOUNCEMENTS
Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday Corey Happy Birthday Sam
June 3rd June 26th
Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick Lots of Love Mom & Dad
Happy Birthday Billy Happy Birthday Mom (Sam)
June 4th June 26th
Love Marilyn & Rick Lots of Love Emme
Happy 85th Birthday Mom (Mary) Happy Birthday Suzie Lynn
June 5th June 29th
Love Rick & Marilyn
Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick
Happy 7th Birthday Harper
June 14th Happy Birthday Dan
Lots of Love Aunt Marilyn & Uncle Rick June 29th
Love Marilyn & Rick
Happy Birthday Tracey
June 18th Happy Birthday Ever
Love Marilyn & Rick Love Auntie Boo, Jeffy, Ledgie and Curly
Happy Anniversary!
Happy Anniversary Happy Anniversary Happy Anniversary
Mary & Keven Brad & Maria Sandy & Bill
June 3rd June 21st June 23rd
Love Marilyn & Rick Lots of Love, Mom & Dad Love Marilyn & Rick
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MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE
KENHTEKE KANYEN’KEHÀ:KA
COMMUNITY SERVICES,
24 Meadow Drive, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON K0K 1X0
Phone 613-396-3424 Fax 613-396-3627
December 2017 Election Appeal
Following the December 2017 election, five appeals were filed to the Minister of
Indigenous Services Canada. In January 2021, we received notice that although
there were violations of the Indian Band Election Regulations, the elected officials
mandate had expired rendering it impossible to set aside the election of
December 9, 2017.
The Tyendinaga Mohawk Council has requested this information be put in the
monthly newsletter. Included in this newsletter is:
• letter to then Minister Seamus O'Regan and a Mohawk Council Resolution
dated August 2019
• Canada's January 2021 letter and Order in Council 2020-913
• letter to Minister Marc Miller dated April 2021
Tyendinaga, as part of the Mohawk Nation, is a healthy, sustainable Kanyen’kehá:ka community, built on and united by our language, culture, traditions, knowledge
and history. We exercise our rights and responsibilities for the protection of and respect for our people, our land, our resources and the environment.
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KENHTEKE KANYEN'KEHÀ:KA
HOUSING, 24 Meadow Drive, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON K0K 1X0
Phone 613-396-3424 Fax 613-396-3627
MBQ HOUSING NOTICE
COVID-19 Response Update
April 27, 2021
Tyendinaga Mohawk Council (TMC) and the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte (MBQ)
Administration understand that the impact of the current pandemic can affect household
finances, and to help our members who have been negatively impacted by COVID-19.
Due to the recent Lockdown and Stay-At-Home Order, we are updating and/or recirculating the
following supportive measures.
MBQ mortgage holders can request a deferral for May 2021, June 2021, and July 2021’s
mortgage payments.
The Emergency Loan Policy was updated in the Spring of 2020 to make accessing easier and is
available to anyone impacted by COVID-19.
Our goal is always to provide safe and affordable housing for our members, and we hope that
the above programs will be able to provide our members the financial flexibility needed to get
through these trying times.
Should you require access to the above supports please make your request in writing to
Carla Barnhardt at carlab@mbq-tmt.org
If you have any questions, please refer to the Alternative Payment Arrangement FAQ and
Emergency Loan Program Revision FAQ or by calling the Housing Office at 613-396-3424 ext.
148 or by email at housingdirector@mbq-tmt.org.
Thank you and stay safe,
The Housing TeamEnergy Help for Homes in Need
Ontario Energy Board (OEB) offers programs to help lower-income customers
with their electricity and gas bills.
Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP)
OESP provides a monthly credit to eligible customers based on household income and
household size. The OESP credits are applied directly to eligible customers’ bills.
There are two ways you can apply:
• Online Application, visit: OntarioElectricitySupport.ca
• Print a Paper Copy Application, visit: https://ontarioelectricitysupport.ca/Forms
Mail your paper copy application to:
Ontario Electricity Support Program
PO Box 1540 SNT B
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 0C7
For more information on OESP, visit: https://ontarioelectricitysupport.ca/FAQ
COVID-19 Energy Assistance Program (CEAP)
If you are a renter, a homeowner, or own a business with overdue amounts on your energy
(electric or natural gas) bills due to COVID-19, you may be eligible for financial supports
through CEAP.
For more information on CEAP including how to apply, visit: www.oeb.ca/ceap
If you require assistance applying: CONTACT: Tina Brant, Housing Support at 613-396-3424, ext. 102Congratulations
to the Graduates
of 2020/2021
academic year!
I wish you all the best in your next chapter.
Lacey KingCommunity Health is partnering with Family
Health & Child Development & Home Support to
bring you
Rocking Your Crock Pot
Cooking with Beans
This months crock pot cooking we will be doing 2 bean
recipes that will be great for the summer months
Jodi John will be here to teach us these recipes and the
health benefits to beans
You will receive all the ingredients to prepare a meal that will serve 4-5 people
We will be prepping this meal for the crock pot via zoom
When: Wednesday June 23rd
Where: via Zoom
Time: 10am to 12pm
Limit: 20 people
Food will be delivered on Tuesday, June 22nd between 11am and
1pm
If you would like to sign up for this workshop, please contact
Hannah Hill chrcwb@mbq-tmt.org or Crystal Maracle
crystalm@mbq-tmt.org or 613-967-3603
REGISTER OPEN ON June 7th 2021 @ 8:30amINDIGENOUS
INTERPROFESSIONAL
PRIMARY CARE TEAM
SEXUAL HEALTH CLINIC
Access to Wholistic Care
Open to all ages and genders
Culturally Safe Non-Judgemental Space
STI Testing
Birth Control and Contraception
Sexual Health Counselling
E V E R Y 2 N D AND 4TH TUESDAY
O F THE MONTH
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* * S T A R T ING MAY 25, 2021**
Appointments available
Walk ins are welcome
Open to Status and Non Status
Indigenous people and their
families
For more information call:
343-478-0196May 3, 2021 Chief R. Donald Maracle Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte 24 Meadow Drive TYENDINAGA MOHAWK TERRITORY ON K0K 1X0 Dear Chief Maracle: Thank you for your correspondence of February 26, 2021, regarding your concerns with school eligibility requirements for the Federal Indian Day Schools Settlement Agreement. Following the receipt of your correspondence, the Department undertook additional research into the issues that you raised, and I can confirm that a Federal Day School known as Deseronto was in operation at Tyendinaga as of September 1, 1955. This school was then renamed Quinte Mohawk, and was included on the List of Eligible Schools (Schedule K) as of September 1, 1960. Counsel for Gowling is correct that the List of Eligible Schools (Schedule K) is closed. The Parties agreed to close Schedule K to ensure that individuals who were impacted by the Settlement Agreement would be aware of their legal rights and options should they choose not to participate in the settlement. Individuals that attended a school not listed on Schedule K have not lost any legal rights to proceed with a claim against Canada for any harms suffered at a federally- operated day school. That said, the terms of the Settlement Agreement allow the Exceptions Committee to refer claims deemed ineligible for compensation by reason of the named school not appearing on Schedule K, and/or claims that appear to involve a day school during a time outside of the dates listed on Schedule K to the parties for determination and resolution, if appropriate and in a manner consistent with the Federal Indian Day Schools Settlement Agreement. Canada has made the parties aware of this omission and raised this issue with the Exceptions Committee. Canada is committed to ensuring that former students of Federal Indian Day Schools receive the compensation for the harms that they suffered as a result of their attendance at that they are owed as soon as possible. I have asked Ms. Krista Robertson, Acting Director, Childhood Claims Litigation, to follow up with you as soon as the Exceptions Committee makes a determination. Regarding students that were sent from the Tyendinaga Territory to provincially-operated schools off-reserve, the Federal Indian Day Schools Settlement Agreement is a settlement of a certified class action on behalf of all persons, and their families, who attended an Indian Day School that was established, controlled, and managed by Canada from January 1, 1920, until the date of closure or transfer. Tyendinaga Public School is not located on the list of eligible schools because it was a provincial school for which the federal government reimbursed the local school board for First Nations students in attendance. Mission schools, joint schools, provincial schools and Band-operated schools are not considered Federal Indian Day Schools under the terms of this class action, as Canada was not responsible for the administration of these schools. As such, former students from these schools are not eligible for compensation under the Federal Indian Day Schools Settlement Agreement. I would like to thank you for bringing these issues to our attention. Please be assured that Canada remains committed to advancing reconciliation, and supporting the healing and commemoration of those affected by the harmful policies of the past. Sincerely, The Honourable Carolyn Bennett, M.D., P.C., M.P
WE’RE HIRING!
宑宨宺季宲害害宲宵宷宸宱宬宷宬宨家季宦宲宱宷宬宱宸宨季宷宲季宥宨季害宲家宷宨宧季宲宱季宷宫宨季
Queen’s University 宆室宵宨宨宵家季宓室宪宨孱季
宋室容宨季室季宯宲宲宮季室宷季宲宸宵季宲害宨宱季害宲家宬宷宬宲宱家季宷宲季家宨宨季宬宩季家宲宰宨宷宫宬宱宪季
宬宱宷宨宵宨家宷家季宼宲宸孤
宕守宖宒官宕宆守宖季宒宑季宆宄宐宓官宖
Queen’s Indigenous Employee and Faculty 宑宨宷宺宲宵宮
Queen’s Truth and Reconciliation Task Force 宕宨害宲宵宷
宖宨容宨宵室宯季宦宲宰宰宬宷宷宨宨家季室宱宧季宺宲宵宮宬宱宪季宪宵宲宸害家季宷宫室宷季宺宲宵宮季宷宲季室宧容室宱宦宨季完宱宧宬宪宨宱宲宸家季
initiatives and truth and reconciliation efforts at Queen’s
宄宓宓宏宜季宑宒定孤
Queen’s University is situated on the territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabek.
Ne Queen’s University e’tho nońwe nikanónhsote tsi nońwe ne Haudenasaunee tánon
Anishinaabek tehatihsnónhsahere ne óhontsa.
Gimaakwe Gchi-gkinoomaagegamig atemagad Naadowe miinwaa Anishinaabe aking.COMMUNITY HEALTH IS PARTNERING WITH
HOME SUPPORT TO BRING YOU
ZUMBA
Facilitated by: Karen Angel-Gagnon
When: June 2,9,16, 23 & 30
From: 5:30-6:30pm
Where: Via Zoom
To register please contact Hannah
Hill at chrcwb@mbq-tmt.org• 613-967-3603 x 127 •
CALL
MBQ MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION
Call Email Online
8:30-4:30pm transportationclerk@mbq- MBQ-TMT.ORG
Mon-Fri tmt.org
(excluding holidays)
Medical transportation is here to help Whether you require a driver, or going
you get to your medical appointments on your own, please call/email so we
to the best of our ability. Our drivers are can confirm the appointment is eligible
all dedicated volunteers and are versed for compensation. Please call at least 24
in safe health practices. business hours ahead if a driver is
required.
Status members living off reserve or any members needing to go to Toronto or Ottawa for day or
overnight trips, please call at least 48 business hours ahead and note that we can only accommodate a
driver, if one is available - for day trips only. Overnight trips require prior approval from the Non-Insured
Health Benefits Program in Ottawa and require time and numerous pieces of information to be
approved. Please plan accordingly.MOHAWKS OF THE BAY OF QUINTE
KENHTEKE KANYEN’KEHÀ:KA
COMMUNITY SERVICES,
24 Meadow Drive, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON K0K 1X0
Phone 613-396-3424 Fax 613-396-3627
Employment & Training Programs and Services
Employment Counselling Training & Certificates
Work with an Employment Counselor to explore employment options You may be eligible for the following:
and develop action plans. • Safety and Industry
This includes: Certification
• Job Search Skills • Driver Training
• Labour Market Information
• Resume Writing and • Certificate and Diploma
• Job Start Supports Programs
Cover Letter • Career Exploration • Trades Training
• Interview Coaching • Essential Skills
Employment & Training Programs
• Job Creation Partnership (JCP) Provide opportunities for clients to enhance and develop skills in order to enter or re-
enter the labour market. Those eligible to apply for this funding include community based not for profit organizations, MBQ
education institutions and MBQ administration. Eligible clients include MBQ registered members who are unemployed or
underemployed.
• Employment Assistance Program (EAS) The objective of this program is to assist community members / organizations
with training supports. This is designed to assist clients with soft services such as resume writing and job search. Under this
program applicants can apply for work clothing/ uniforms/supplies/upgrading certifications/fees for certifications/ PPE
equipment. The program allows trades people to access special equipment purchases under $2,000 which supports them in
their employment. This program can be accessed by community organizations and FN governments to assist with the cost of
sending employees for specialized training in their field.
• Targeted Wage Subsidy (TWS)
The objective of this program is to offer wage incentives to employers which in turn encourages them to offer on the job
training for clients. Once a client is trained and become competent, they become a value asset for the company or
organization which can then offer sustainable employment.
• Self Employment Assistance (SEA)
This program will assist clients in their goal of self-employment. Clients will be offered training through MBQ economic
development in business planning, marketing and all aspects of self employment that will prepare the client in developing a
viable business.
• Purchase of Training (POT)
The objective of this program is to remove barriers to employment by allowing clients the opportunity to purchase training
programs from colleges, universities, and specialized training institutions.
• Youth Work Experience (YWE)
This employment and training measure is designed to benefit youth aged 15-30 by providing quality work experience. This
is a valuable opportunity for youth to find employment in their chosen career path.
For information on any of the above programs or services, please contact Employment Officer at
613-396-3424 ext. 101 or employmentofficer@mbq-tmt.org
Our job is to assist any way we can!
Tyendinaga, as part of the Mohawk Nation, is a healthy, sustainable Kanyen’kehá:ka community, built on and united by our language, culture, traditions,
knowledge and history. We exercise our rights and responsibilities for the protection of and respect for our people, our land, our resources and the environment.MBQ Community Health and Home Support Programs, in
partnership with the Alzheimers Society of Hastings Prince
Edward offer:
Memory Cafe
Are you worried about your memory and eager to
learn ways to boost your brain.
Do you have early stage dementia?
Join us while we discuss brain health, practise brain
boost strategies and gentle movement.
ALL WELCOME-PLEASE JOIN US
June 24th from 2-3:30pm via Zoom
To register contact: Hannah Hill 613-967-3603,
ext. #166 or email chrcwb@mbq-tmt.org
Runs the last Thursday of every month
Register by June 18thWhat is J o rd an’s Princip l e? Wh o is el i g i b l e ?
Jordan’s Principle is a child first All First Nations children (0-19
principle named in memory of years old) who live on or off
Jordan River Anderson. It ensures reserve. A referral to Jordan’s
First Nations children receive the Principle can be made for a single
public services they need when child or a group of children.
they need them. Canada is legally Requests for reimbursement can
responsible for Jordan’s Principle. be made dating back to April 2009.
W h a t i s c o v e re d ?
H o w to a cce s s p u b l i c s er v i ce s a n d All public services and supports. If
sup p o r t s throu gh J o rdan’s Princip l e a First Nations child you know has
any unmet service or support
As of June 29, 2018 needs, they can refer to Jordan’s
Principle. Multiple requests can be
START made for each child or group of
children.
A First Nations
child or group of
First Nations
children you know Call the 24-hour Jordan’s Principle call
need public centre at 1- 855-572-4453. You will
services or be connected with a Jordan’s Principle
supports: Focal Point who will help you through
the entire process.
For more information on
Jordan's Principle contact:
Canada must
approve or deny
You will be asked to provide some basic
your referral
information, including:
within 12 hours
Amy Babcock
for urgent cases a. child’s name d. service(s) required
and 48 hours for b. child’s age e. length service(s) required
non-urgent cases. c. child‘s location f. any supporting information
familywellbeing@mbq-tmt.org
You will receive an (e.g., prescriptions, notes)
official decision
letter.
613-967-0122 ext 143
To l earn mo re , o r if you
If denied: en c o u n ter d i f f i c u l t y
You will have one year to re f e r r i n g a c a s e , c o n t a c t
appeal the decision by th e Fi r st N ati o ns Ch i l d an d
emailing or writing a letter Fa m i l y C a r i n g S o c i et y o f
to your Jordan’s Principle C anad a :Tahatikonhsotontie Head Start
Come join us for our Drop In Program that is done
virtually each week in June! Sessions are packed with stories,
songs, Mohawk language and some interactional learning fun.
This may include things like crafts, games, science etc.
Ages: 0-6
Where: Zoom
When: Every Tuesday
and Thursday
Time: 10:00-10:30 am
Sign-Up Deadline: The day before the event by 9:30 am
Limit: 20 children. An adult must be present during program
Zoom link sent via email the same morning of program
Please contact us at 613-396-6716 or mbqtheadstart@gmail.com to
inquire or sign up. All families are welcome but those residing on the
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory and/or have status with the Mohawks of the
Bay of Quinte have priority. Program supply deliveries which are left on
doorsteps with no contact can only be made to families living on the Reserve, Deseronto
& Shannonville. Families within a different area, please speak with us for more details.
Nya:wen!Kanhiote Libra ry
June 2021
Curbside pick up of books is available.
The online catalogue is available at www.kanhiote.ca
Starting June 3rd, Book Browsing and Computer use
appointments can be scheduled.
Watch Kanhiote’s
Facebook page for the Kanhiote has fishing poles and
return of our Chase the tackle to loan to patrons from
Ace fundraiser! the community.
There a re a number of whe at and soybean seed kits
avai lable to anyone interes ted
Kanhiote Libra ry
1658 York Road Phone: 613-967-6264
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory E-mail: kanhiotelibrary@gmail.com
Ontario K0K 1X0Indigenous Interprofessional Primary Care Team
Thank you for all the logo submissions for the
Smoking Cessation Program!
Winner - Kory Parkin
Congratulations!NEWS RELEASE
Protect Yourself from Tick Bites and Lyme Disease
Learn How to Reduce Your Risk of Tick-Borne Illnesses During
Warmer Seasons
May 21, 2021
Ministry of Health
TORONTO As the weather is getting warmer, the Government of Ontario is reminding
everyone to take the necessary precautions when spending time outdoors to prevent tick bites
and reduce the risk of Lyme disease.
Lyme disease is a potentially serious infection that comes from being bitten by an infected
blacklegged tick. Infected ticks can be found almost anywhere in Ontario, particularly in wooded
areas or areas with tall grasses and bushes, including city gardens and parks.
e, we want to ensure Ontarians know how to protect
themselves from Lyme disease and other tick-
result, more Ontarians are at a greater risk of getting a tick bite. By taking simple precautions, you
When spending time outdoors, you can protect yourself from tick bites by:
Wearing light-c
Wearing long-sleeved shirts, long pants tucked into your socks, and closed-toed shoes.
Using an insect repellent with DEET or icaridin in it, which is effective and safe when
applied as directed on the label.
Staying on marked trails.
Checking yourself, your children, and your pets after being outdoors and removing any
ticks promptly, and washing your clothes after an outdoor activity.
the spring and summer months, they can also be found during the fall when temperatures are still
above freezing. I encourage everyone to follow these simple steps year-round to protect yourself
Blacklegged ticks are small and hard to see. If you find ticks on your body, remove them
immediately with tweezers and clean the area with soap and water. If you have any symptoms or
health concerns after a tick bite, consult a health care provider as soon as possible. If caught
early, most cases of Lyme disease can be treated successfully with antibiotics.
While outdoor activities can help improve physical fitness and mental wellness, they are not risk-
free and COVID-19 transmission can occur as a result of outdoor gatherings. It remains critical
that Ontarians continue following public health measures to reduce transmission of the virus,
protect hospital and public health capacity, and save lives.Quick Facts
Infected blacklegged ticks can be found almost anywhere in the province, and there have
been over 2,000 cases of Lyme disease in Ontario since 2019.
Early symptoms may include fever, headache, muscle and joint pain, fatigue and an
expanding rash.
If left untreated, Lyme disease can make you feel tired and weak. In severe cases, it can
affect your heart, nerves, liver and joints, and, in very rare cases, cause death.
While ticks are most active in spring and summer, they can be found during any time of the
year when the temperature is above freezing.
In consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, the Ontario government has
extended the Stay-at-Home Order until at least June 2, 2021.
Effective May 22, 2021 at 12:01 a.m. the province will reopen outdoor recreational
amenities with restrictions in place, such as maintaining physical distancing. Outdoor limits
for social gatherings and organized public events will be expanded to five people, including
with members of different households.
Additional Resources
For more information on ticks and Lyme disease, visit Ontario.ca/lyme.
Ontario Lyme Disease Map 2021: Estimated Risk Areas
Clinical Guidance Document: Management of Tick Bites and Investigation of Early
Localized Lyme Disease
For public inquiries call ServiceOntario, INFOline at 1-866-532-3161 (Toll-free in Ontario
only)
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613-969-0239,
Point
Basil & Pat Miller
WANTED internet
Internetready,
ready. living
Livingroom,
room, Call Melinda,
family home.WANTED613-813-1748
dining
dining and 1 bath.and
and 1 bath 2 garage
2 car car
Contact:
2+ 613-969-0239
acre building or 716-
lot, preferably garage on 3/4 acre lot. Asking Call Valerie @ 613-777-6652 or
on 3/4 acre lot. 2+ acre building lot, preferably
waterfront.
264-4410, Basil & Pat Miller $200,000.00 email @ vkireland@hotmail.com
waterfront.
Please call 832-741-8530 For more
Asking information
$370,000 contact
- for more Please call 832-741-8530
Balin at 343-889-1219
information call 343-889-1219
WANTED WANTED
Looking for 2-3 bdrm house Looking for 2-3 bdrm house
Hwy #49 or east of. Looking
Hwy #49foror conversational
east of.
Mohawk lessons over a
Call Melinda, 613-813-1748 Call Melinda,
(virtual) cup of613-813-1748
tea. Will pay
in bingo sheets, scratch tickets,
tobacco, beadwork, meals,
money, gift cards, whatever
works! Maybe a couple hours a
week. (613) 724-8717 Nia:wenM o h aw k
Pentecostal
Church
when we meet
1984 York Road
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory
Ontario Canada
K0K1X0
Church - 613.396.5329
Parsonage 613.396.5325
www.tmpc.ca
www.tmpc.ca/pastorsthoughts
Coming events
Jun 20, 2021 Father’s Day join us and bring your
Dad, Mohawk Pentecostal Church,
“TBD”
Jun 27, 2021 Church Picnic, Mohawk Pentecostal
Church,”TBD”
Due to this world wide crises, we as the body
of Christ are unable to meet in the Church.
Please follow the Blogs and videos we are
providing for you to read, watch and listen.
If you are in need of spiritual guidance
please contact phone # above or
email us
mohawkpentecostal@gmail.com
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used to be.
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Joy Brant 613-885-0506 or
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