Indigenous Ministries Contacts

Archdeacon for Reconciliation and Decolonization
The Ven. Travis Enright
Email: rector@stfaithsanglican.org

The Ven. Travis Enright is involved in the diocesan liaison work with the Indigenous community of Edmonton and within the Anglican Church of Canada. He is rector of St. Faith's and St. Mary's, Edmonton and helped develop the Standing Stones liturgy for sacred gatherings. An eloquent and provocative voice advocating for reconciliation and a living faith, Archdeacon Enright co-chaired the Regional Advisory Committee for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's 7th National Event held in Edmonton, March 27-30, 2014.

Lay Reader-in-Charge of Church of the Nativity, Frog Lake
Fred Matthews
Email: froglake.anglican@gmail.com

Fred Matthews is currently the Lay Reader-in-Charge for the Church of the Nativity in Frog Lake First Nation, where he walks with the community in their healing journey. He also serves as a worship leader during Standing Stones services at St. Faith’s in Edmonton. Fred is also a member of the Board of Directors of Inner City Pastoral Ministry and sits on the steering committee for Our Common Ground. He is presently a part-time student at the Montreal Diocesan Theological College.

Over the past 20 years, Fred has worked with several Indigenous communities throughout Alberta as a consultant helping Indigenous-owned businesses build the capacity to meet some of the challenges in the resource industry. He also works with Indigenous youth as an archery coach, coaching Team Alberta at the North American Indigenous Games.

Fred is not only a follower of Jesus in the Anglican tradition but routinely includes Indigenous ceremony as part of his spiritual practice and takes the opportunity to pass on the teachings with which he has been gifted whenever the occasion presents itself.