These churches in Canada use parts of their budgets to pay Indigenous reparations for land use | CBC News
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Pam Albrecht stated, "This is in the spirit of reparation and acknowledging that there was harm done. We see this as a starting point in our efforts to repair past wrongs."
Adrian Jacobs emphasized the historic significance of this program by explaining that it reflects a deeper commitment: "These initiatives are not just about money, they’re about relationship and acknowledgment of the harm done to Indigenous peoples."
Albrecht reflected on the members' journey, saying, "We have been on a fairly long journey of learning and talking about actions we can take for reconciliation, and this payment is part of that process."
Jacobs shared the vision behind the spiritual covenant, stating, "The conversations about this spiritual covenant began in 2007, aiming to create an ongoing relationship between Mennonite communities and First Nations, acknowledging their rightful connection to the land."
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