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Eastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada

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Land Acknowledgement

Our office is located in the Haldimand Tract (1784). We are learning to be Treaty People through relationships with our Haudenosaunee, Attawandaron and Anishinaabe neighbours.

Our ability to be working and living here now— comes as a direct benefit of policies of expulsion and assimilation of Indigenous peoples during the time of settlement, Confederation, and since.

The harms of these policies are many and are still being felt in Indigenous communities today. 

Land acknowledgements are just one small expression of our commitment to forming alliances and solidarity with Indigenous peoples to help make the promise and the challenge of Truth and Reconciliation more real in our communities.

We would encourage you to learn the history of the land upon which you reside and to make acknowledging that history a regular part of your own practice.

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