Honoring Grandmother Earth and Protecting the Great Lakes!

Soaring around the world with Menominee Indian Reservation roots, Wade Fernandez / Wicīwen Apīs-Mahwaew (Walks With The Black Wolf) is a “deeply authentic” multi-award winning international touring artist and educator from the Menominee Nation. Winning numerous awards in multiple musical genres, Fernandez's musical and educational style knows no bounds. Beginning his solo music career joining Jackson Browne & the Indigo Girls onstage has led to a long career with over 70 international tours. His music and his message are firmly grounded in his Menominee Reservation roots and love for the land, animals, and people. During the evening, Wade will be sharing his music and also his passion to educate, serve the community, and honor Grandmother Earth as we consider how we can protect the waters of the Great Lakes.

Please join us for a a free online concert and conversation about honoring Grandmother Earth and protecting the Great Lakes with international award-winning touring artist and educator Wade Fernandez. This virtual concert and conversation with Wade will be held on Aug. 27th at 7:30 PM (Eastern). Sponsors include: Great Lakes Spirituality Project; Perennial Waters Project; Colina Foundation, Grosse Ile, MI; The Center for Climate Justice and Faith, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, Berkeley, CA; Grosse Ile Presbyterian Church, Grosse Ile, MI; Grosse Ile Interfaith Council, Grosse Ile, MI; Lutherans Restoring Creation; Riverview Park Christian Church, St. Joseph, MI; St. Philip Lutheran Church, Trenton, MI; St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Wyandotte, MI; Southeast Michigan Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America; and Unity Lutheran Church, Southgate, MI.

To register for this free online concert and conversation about honoring Grandmother Earth and protecting the Great Lakes, visit: https://www.glspirit.com/. All are welcome!