One-on-One Reconciliation Coaching

"A Reconciliation Primer" - 60 Minutes Session
A personal, confidential session for leaders seeking clarity on:

• how to begin reconciliation work

• how to engage dialogue without causing harm

• how Indigenous teachings align with biblical creation care

• navigating difficult questions within congregations

Includes follow-up notes + recommended readings.

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Four-Session Package:

"Foundations of Indigenous–Christian Relationship” 
A guided journey through:

1. Understanding Indigenous worldviews

2. The Doctrine of Discovery & its modern impacts

3. Relationship-first ministry

4. Creation care as a bridge between worldviews

Includes worksheets + Scripture reflections + action steps.

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Eight-Session Deep Dive

“Walking Softly: A Reconciliation Journey for Leaders” 
For pastors or teams preparing to integrate reconciliation into their ministry.
Topics include:

• land acknowledgements that honour rather than tokenize

• trauma-informed communication

• what is "land-relationship practice" and how does align with scripture?

• forming respectful relationships with local Indigenous groups

• moving from awareness → action

Includes email support + access to printable guides.​

Virtual Workshop — $120 (60–90 min)

Various workshops that offer a blend of Scripture and overview of Indigenous teachings. The MOST REQUESTED workshops include:

1. The Doctrine of Discovery: How It Shaped Our World

• An immersive learning experience that brings history into the room.
  Participants walk through how the Doctrine of Discovery shaped colonization, the church, land rights, and modern policy—and engage in guided reflection circles that reveal how it still affects our lives today. This session is interactive, reflective, and designed to build understanding, compassion, and courage for change.

2. A Reconciliation Framework Through the Anishinaabe Creation Story

• A guided, story-centred session rooted in oral tradition and relational teaching. Experience the Anishinaabe telling of Creation as a living framework for reconciliation today. Participants explore the spiritual, relational, and ethical teachings embedded within the story and leave with a deeper understanding of what healthy, sacred relationship looks like between peoples, land, and Creator.

3. “When I Say Treaty, You Say Covenant”

• Together we examine Treaties through Indigenous frameworks and their deep parallels to biblical Covenant. Participants explore the spirit and intent behind these sacred agreements and engage in meaningful discussions on how faith communities can restore right relationship with God, creation, and Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. Includes practical steps for living Treaty today.

4. Returning to Self​

• Explore Indigenous teachings, identity frameworks, and relational principles that guide reconciliation. Through teachings, storytelling, and guided discussion, participants learn how Indigenous frameworks can support faith communities in building authentic relationships and healthy dialogue with Indigenous groups while also reconnecting with their own inner compass.

5. Indigenous Plant Wisdom​

• Participants explore Indigenous plant teachings and learn how land connection, plant use, and Indigenous healing have worked in harmony since time immemorial. The workshop includes a gentle theological grounding in how God designed creation and the human body to participate in healing without competing with Jesus as our chief physician.

6. Indigenous Pathways to Wellness

• Discover Indigenous models of health, harm reduction, and whole-person wellness. Participants explore frameworks of hope, healing, balance, and collective care. This session weaves together storytelling, practical tools, and reflective exercises to help communities build pathways of wellness grounded in respect and cultural safety.

7. The Seven Sacred Teachings & Anishinaabe Clan System​

• An experiential session on values, governance, and community.
  Participants engage in storytelling, self-reflection, and guided activities exploring how the Seven Sacred Teachings and the Anishinaabe Clan System offer pathways to balance, generosity, leadership, and relational accountability. This workshop invites people to consider how these teachings can guide us in the present—individually and collectively.

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In-Person Presentation — $250 + Travel (not included).

Any of the above presentations can be done in-person in a workshop or classroom setting, or outdoors (weather permitting). Seasonal workshops are also offered:

• Reconciliation Through Creation: takes participants on a medicine walk, exploring how creation reveals God's framework for working everything together.​​

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Tailored Workshops  — TBD

Presentations can be tailored to your conference, church groups, classroom curriculum, and leadership gatherings.

4–12 week programs designed for:

• church boards

• reconciliation committees

• Bible study groups

• Christian schools

Programs combine teaching, discussion, reflection, and Scripture readings that bridge understanding Indigenous worldviews with Christian faith.

Support in crafting land acknowledgements, commitments to reconciliation, or faith-based learning plans; as well as, guidance of planning reconciliation events in your community.