
GATHERINGS
Gathering of Tribes offers free community events for Indigenous Latter-day Saints, their families, and friends to develop leadership skills, build meaningful connections and strengthen their faith. Every event is planned by our executive team and local Indigenous committee members, with the full approval and support of leaders from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. To honor both faith and Indigenous identity, our events include activities designed to bring people closer to Jesus Christ and their heritage. While Indigenous members create these events for each other, everyone is welcome to attend.
OUR SPECIAL EVENT SERIES

Teaching traditional ways of healing that share gospel-truths to build harmony in communities and personal wellness.
Empowering Indigenous youth to explore college, careers, culture, and faith alongside accomplished Indigenous mentors.

Spiritual gatherings for Indigenous men to build brotherhood, worship, learn, and serve their communities together.

Spiritual gatherings for Indigenous women and friends focused on sisterhood, worship, hope, and healing.
IN THE PRESS
2026 The Church News | Indigenous Youth Gather to Build Faith and Shape Their Future
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
























