Breaking Cycles Conference.
Psalm 147:3
'He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds'
Join us for the Breaking Cycles Conference, a powerful initiative by DiGitaki First Nation Ministries dedicated to fostering healing and resilience within our communities.
'Culture shapes how trauma is interpreted and healed, understanding trauma through a cultural lens involves many facts, Trauma is deeply acknowledged as both an individual and communal experience of suffering, loss, and brokenness.'
!!The word of God offers profound comfort and promises a new identity to help you break cycles of pain!
Breaking Generational Patterns.
Healing past and generational trauma!
Jermiah 31: 29-30' it declares that each person is ultimately responsible for their own path, offering hope that generational cycles of dysfunctional can end with you'.
Our main goal for the Breaking Cycles Conference is to provide a dedicated space for addressing and healing past and generational trauma there is many types of trauma, intergenerational trauma of first nations still runs deep. We aim to support individuals and communities in moving forward with strength and hope.
Empowering first Nations communities.
Ephesians 3:16-17 " I pray that from his glorious and unlimited riches; he will give you the inner strength and power of the Holy Spirit to make you strong followers.
This conference is specifically designed to empower our communities and First Nations People of Australia, our strength, resilience and identity is restored, the pathways to healing from systemic and historical challenges that has wounded the soul that became a baron of desolation generational. Isaiah 61:4. ' They will rebuild the ancient ruins and restore the places long devasted.
A Sanctuary for Healing!
"For every burden, Jesus has become our sanctuary from where all our healing flows'
Isaiah 53:5 'By his wounds we are healed.'
After attending the conference, we want attendees to feel they have found a safe place within our church A place where they can share, heal, and find comfort, knowing they are supported and understood.
