South Eastern Michigan Indians, Inc. is a non-profit Urban Indian Center providing services for Native Americans in Michigan and directed by Euphemia Sue Franklin, a member of the Sault St. Marie tribe of Chippewa Indians, who will speak about Indigenous peacemaking practices. She will explain the Indigenous peacemaking process that uses traditional values and ceremonial practices, so people can talk together and determine steps to heal relationships harmed by conflict. This method has been adapted into today’s court system and called restorative justice, which strives for community restoration rather than punishment. Sue is an engaging speaker who passionately shares her Native American heritage as she educates us about tribal customs and traditions that lead to peace. Come and hear her at the Mission Moment on October 6th in the parlor after worship.