MLA Nahanni Fontaine, St. Johns

Thank you Father, for Nahanni Fontaine, We thank you Lord that she has a desire to invest in the lives of those around her. Her longing is to promote a strong and promising economy for her constituency. We thank you Lord, for her involvement in the lives and families of missing indigenous women and ask Lord that you would bless her beyond measure. We ask Lord that you would supply all of her needs according to your riches in Glory. In Jesus Name Amen

As a young girl and teen, Nahanni Fontaine made Winnipeg’s North End her home. Since then she has since spent much of her political activism and career strengthening the voices of Indigenous women and girls. Before entering politics, Nahanni worked as Special Advisor on Aboriginal Women’s Issues for the Indigenous Issues Committee of Cabinet of Manitoba, with a special focus on Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). She also worked as an Environmental Researcher for Sagkeeng First Nation and taught in the Native Studies department at the University of Manitoba. 

Hon Steven Fletcher, Assiniboia

Father, we bring before you your servant the Hon. Steven Fletcher who has whole-heartily dedicated his life to serving our province and our country. We ask Lord that you would give him wisdom in his current position and office. We ask that he would be quickened and moved by Your Spirit to take a stand on matters that break Your heart. Help him to be discerning in his everyday decisions and may he seek to draw daily from your hand of guidance.  In Jesus name Amen 

Hon Stephen Fletcher is now the Leader of the Manitoba Party. Fletcher was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where his Canadian father was working as an engineer. Fletcher became a complete quadriplegic in 1996 after hitting a moose with his vehicle while travelling to a geological engineering job in Northern Manitoba.

Hon Scott Fielding, Kirkfield Park

Lord today we agree together for Hon Scott Fielding. We ask Lord that you would cover him under the shadow of the Almighty. Bless his family members and may love and faithfulness never leave him. We pray and ask for your supernatural peace to reign in his heart this New Year. In your glorious name, we pray.

Scott Fielding was elected to his first term as MLA for Kirkfield Park on April 19, 2016 and was subsequently appointed to serve as Manitoba's Minister of Familes. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Scott graduated from the University of Manitoba with an Advanced Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Political Studies at the University of Manitoba. Scott and his wife Michelle have 3 children: daughters Paige and Brynn, and son Beck.