Exploring Theme: "Church Commitment to Permanent Funding"

NationTalk: Anglican Journal – General Synod voted July 1 to extend the mandate of a commission tasked with finding ways to fund the Indigenous church. General Synod extended the Jubilee Commission’s mandate to the end of the 2023-25 biennium. It also amended the commission’s terms of reference so that it will report to the Anglican...

Click on the following link to view the above video: NationTalk: GlobalNews – The Archdiocese of Edmonton announced Wednesday it will be donating $3.2 million to the national Indigenous Reconciliation Fund to support healing and recognition of Indigenous peoples. The Catholic Bishops of Canada committed to raising $30 million over five years across local dioceses. The funds...

The Gifts with Vision giving catalogue offers several gift opportunities that support community-led language and cultural revitalization, and reconciliation programs....

The Mission & Service fund supports many aspects of Indigenous ministries and justice. Programs like Wampum and Neechi have brought together Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth to sow seeds of friendship and right relations....

Healing and Reconciliation Seed Fund Offers grants up to $5,000 for Presbyterian groups that are committed to building relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Since this fund was created in 2006, it has supported a variety of reconciliation initiatives across Canada....

The Justice and Reconciliation Fund provides support of $100,000 each year to community projects that foster awareness, dialogue, and relationship-building between Indigenous and non- Indigenous peoples....

A New Agape: GOAL III. HEALING To expand the church’s Healing Fund so that increased grants can be made to Indigenous groups designing and implementing healing programs in their communities. To assist Non-Indigenous groups to address their own need for holistic healing which is to restore a balance of each part of our being, intellectual,...

Healing Fund, which provides $300,000 in annual funding support to Aboriginal community-based healing projects....