www.CherylBear.com

Cheryl Bear is Nadleh Whut'en from the Carrier Nation in Northern British Columbia, Canada.

Hadih! ... Welcome

Hello Everyone!

Welcome to my website, I hope you enjoy looking around. We are currently working on the Cheryl Bear website and hopefully we will see something wonderful soon.

I appreciate all our friends all over the world who have given us such good words about our new cd, The Good Road.

We also appreciate all of you who are supporting our ministry to First Nations. Our goal is to visit all the First Nations communities with story and song.

 

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The Cheryl Bear CD is a powerful telling of the stories of our people, the joys and pains, the laughter and the tears.

 

It celebrates the beauty of what it means to be an Indigenous person.

If you would like a copy of The Good Road CD please send a $20 check or money order to:

 

Cheryl Bear

PO Box 78029

Vancouver, BC

V5N 5W1

 


CONTACT INFO:
cheryl@cherylbear.com

Mailing address:
PO Box 78029
Vancouver, BC
V5N 5W1
Canada

We are back in Canada on the road full time-traveling! Our boys are taking correspondence with BC cirriculum and we are visiting many First Nations communities and churches across our beautiful country.

If you would like to know our schedule please visit Randy Barnetson

If you would like to order a Cheryl Bear CD they are $20. Let me know which one you would like me to send you.

If you would like both the Cheryl Bear CD and also a Good Road CD please send (Canadian and US) check or money order to the address on this page.

Thank you for your support! 


All funds received go to support work among our First Nations.


 

 

 

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Some words about The Good Road CD:

The new CD is all about our people. It has worship songs like my first Cd and has story songs about my people the Carrier Nation in British Columbia, Canada.

Every Indigenous person will relate to these songs .

One of the songs I wrote is called Cheslatta and is about my Grampa's original village. The chorus is a cry, "Cheslatta." 

Another song is called "The Residential School Song" and is based on a story of the first mother and son who ever separated by the Indian Boarding School.
Both of these songs were very hard to write, it took me a couple years and it was a healing process.


Another worship song is "Rise Up New Warriors" this is written by Randy. It's a great song and you will love to dance to this one.

Two of the songs on this CD great fun, the Road to the Reservation and Hey Cuzzin'!.

 

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