Gathering of Tribes is on a mission to meet the needs of Indigenous Latter-day Saints. Working in collaboration with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we encourage Indigenous Latter-day Saints to nurture their faith in Jesus Christ, unite families through family history and temple work, care for those in need, and celebrate their cultural identity as it relates to the gospel. Gathering of Tribes is a non-profit organization with a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status led by Cindy Quinney (Onion Lake Cree), Shane Manning (Mvskoke Creek), and Amber Irwin.
We provide free community events to those who wish to celebrate their indigenous heritage and deepen their faith in Jesus Christ.
We create faith-filled media and content to empower Indigenous Latter-day Saints through the teachings of Jesus Christ.
We collaborate with Indigenous members and local leadership to plan service projects to help meet the needs of their communities.
Online Forms
Navajo Nation: Oral History Project
Yáʼátʼééh! Gathering of Tribes will be conducting interviews with community elders (age 55+) at their places of residence on Navajo Nation, documenting family relationships for future in-depth research by family members. We're seeking applicants interested in being trained as Oral History Specialists and Diné elders who would like to record their family history.
Podcast
Gathering of Tribes: Come, Follow Me Podcast
Join Chuck and Rachel every Wednesday at 7PM MST as they explore the scriptures with Indigenous Latter-day Saints, special guests, and friends. All are welcome to participate. Now available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!
YouTube Videos
Sacred Sisters: A Devotional for Indigenous Latter-day Saint Women
On October 18, 2024 Gathering of Tribes presented a special broadcast, especially for Indigenous Latter-day Saint Women. Join us as we unite in true sisterhood to worship, share inspiring messages of hope, and embrace healing.
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LDS Women Project Interview
LDS Women Project Interview with Gathering of Tribes Founders
The impetus of the LDS Women Project was to refute the idea that being a Latter-day Saint woman had to look one certain way, and to demonstrate that our diversity is our strength. Gathering Tribes exemplifies this.
IN THE PRESS
2025 The Church News | ‘Of one heart and one mind’: Indigenous Latter-day Saints gather in Utah
2025 Deseret News | A call for healing: Indigenous Latter-day Saints discuss building peace, unity at Utah gathering
2025 American Fork Citizen | All welcome as American Fork hosts’ Gathering of Tribes’
2025 The Church News | ‘Reverence for the divine’: How Navajo Latter-day Saints find strength in the gospel
2024 The Church News | Elder Echo Hawk Urges Native Americans to Participate in the Gathering of Israel
2023 The Church News | Gathering of Tribes Held in Cardston, Alberta
2023 The Church News | More than 700 Indigenous members of the Church from dozens of communities around the world gather in Arizona
2022 The Church News | Indigenous Latter-day Saints Participate in a Gathering of Tribes in Calgary, Alberta
2022 Tribe of Testimonies Podcast | Redstone Woman - Plains Cree First Nation from Onion Lake Cree Nation
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