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In this episode of the Be the Bridge podcast, Sarah Connatser speaks with Terry Wildman about his work on the First Nations Version of the Psalms and Proverbs. They discuss the unique translation process, the emotional depth of the Psalms, and the cultural significance of the dedication to Indigenous peoples. Wildman shares insights on the use of 'grandfather' in the translation, the importance of lament in Indigenous culture, and the joy found in personal connections. The conversation also touches on future projects and how the community can support this important work.
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