Maskipiton: Peace Chief of the Cree
Maskipiton was a 19th century Plains Cree chief who, after his encounters with a Cree elder and a Christian missionary, was inspired to live a life of peace and forgiveness. Following the example of Jesus, he decided to lead his people on a path of peace, even in the face of adversity.
Based on written accounts by close friends of Chief Maskipiton, it is a story of his love of God's word, his ability to forgive the man who killed his father, and the transformation of a man of violence to a man of peace.
Also available in French and Spanish.
A part of the larger curriculum box, Reaching Up to God Our Creator.
| Type | |
| Genre | Biography/Memoir |
| Expression | Institutional, Illustrated/Picture Book |
| Topic | Indigenous Christian Theology, Peace and Nonviolent Practice, Indigenous Spirituality, Teachings & Worldview |
| Audience | Children, Youth, Adults |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Mennonite Church Canada |
| Collection | MC Canada Indigenous Relations |
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