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Indigenous Ministries

    Walk the reconciliation path with us

    The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda has committed to a journey of reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. We believe that everyone can participate in the ministry of reconciliation and we invite you to join us as we listen, learn and seek to walk together in right relations.

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    Truth and Reconciliation Committee

    Meet the members of the Truth and Reconciliation Committee.
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    Events

    Upcoming events and important dates.
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    Training

    Past and future learning opportunities.
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    Resources

    Explore resources for your ministry unit.
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    FAQ

    Your questions, answered!
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    Connect

    Reach out to the Territorial Indigenous Ministries consultant.

    STORIES

    A Decade of Commitment: Share Your Stories of Reconciliation


    We invite you to share how your team, corps or ministry unit has embraced reconciliation since The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory committed to faithfully implementing the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in 2016.

    Whether your experience comes from a Celebration of Culture event, a meaningful relationship, a learning opportunity, a community experience, or a personal reflection, your story can help inspire others and contribute to this important milestone.

    Selected stories and photos may be featured in future Celebration of Culture communications, presentations, publications, websites, social media or anniversary materials.
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    Walking Together

    Reconciliation circles offer space to explore what it means to be a good neighbour.
    by Captain Crystal Porter Indigenous Ministries

    Over the past year, The Salvation Army hosted a series of reconciliation circles to allow people to gather and talk about Indigenous reconciliation through the lens of what it means to be a good neighbour. Three participants share their experience.

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    Honouring the White Buffalo

    Family and faith defined Jordan Brown-Ratcliffe’s life. Now an Indigenous memorial fund carries his legacy.
    by Abbigail Oliver Indigenous Ministries
    Adopted as an infant by Salvation Army officers, Jordan Brown-Ratcliffe grew up in a loving and faith-filled home where he was encouraged to explore the Indigenous roots of his birth family. From music and travel to art and nature, Jordan embraced life while seeking to understand his own identity and place in the world. In 2019, Jordan passed
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