LandBack Ministries – Scope of Coaching Services & Boundaries

• Educational coaching for church leaders, Christian educators, and faith communities

• Workshops and presentations on Indigenous teachings, the influence of the Doctrine of Discovery on contemporary theology, biblical stewardship of the land, and reconciliation

• Theological reflections and biblical creation teachings rooted in relationship-first ministry

• Practical guidance for churches seeking to begin or deepen reconciliation efforts

• Devotional content and faith teachings that lean on Indigenous frameworks

• Support in crafting land acknowledgements, reconciliation commitments, or faith-based learning plans

To honour Indigenous nations and maintain ethical clarity:

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❌ I do not speak for any Indigenous nation or community
❌ I do not provide legal, psychological, or crisis counselling
❌ I do not replace denominational oversight or doctrinal leadership
❌ I do not endorse forced theological syncretism or reshape Christian doctrine
❌ I do not offer medical advice (including for plant medicines)
❌ I do not mediate disputes between churches and Indigenous communities

• A safe, respectful, judgment-free learning environment

• Honest, research-based education on the Doctrine of Discovery and impacts on Indigenous peoples

• Content honouring Indigenous teachings while remaining consistent with Christian faith

• Guidance on how to walk gently, humbly, and relationally

• Scripturally-rooted teachings

• Clear explanations that help reduce fear of “saying the wrong thing”

• Approach the journey with humility and willingness to learn

• Recognize that reconciliation is a long-term journey, not one-and-done after a session

• Commit to respectful dialogue, even when topics feel challenging

• Understand that each Indigenous community has its own teachings

All coaching conversations are confidential unless:

• safety concerns arise

• information is required to be disclosed by law

LandBack Ministries teaches from Indigenous perspectives and biblical living in Right Relationship with God's creation, but does not represent all nations, cultures, or elders.

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Clients agree to:

• avoid appropriating ceremonial practices

• understand there are vast differences between Indigenous nations

• refrain from using Indigenous teachings learned out of context