Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. Acronyms xi
4. Foreword xiii
5. Introduction xv
6. Chapter 1 The Indigenous Imperative: The Role of Seminaries in the Realization of Reconciliation and Indigenizing 1
7. Chapter 2 What to Do with All These Canaanites? A Settler-Canadian Reading of Biblical Conquest Stories 31
8. Chapter 3 Restructured Feelings: Pitfalls of Settler-Christian Turns to Education 53
9. Chapter 4 The Declaration and the Indigenous Ministries of the United Church of Canada 75
10. Chapter 5 “Not Alone in This Struggle for Justice”: Project North and the United Church of Canada, 1975–87 101
11. Chapter 6 Storied Places and Sacred Relations: Métis Density, Lifeways, and Indigenous Rights in the Declaration 131
12. Chapter 7 The Power and Practise of Indigenous Christian Rituals and Ceremonies 159
13. Chapter 8 Justification by Grace as a Spiritual Resource: Non-Indigenous Christians Adopting the Declaration as the Framework for Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in Canada 183
14. Chapter 9 The Declaration and the Common Good 207
15. Chapter 10. Working from the Heart: Considering Reconciliation/Mīnwastamātowin through the Lenses of Miýo-Wāhkōtowin, Miýo-Pimātisiwin, and Gender 229
16. Afterword 265
17. Appendix A An Ecumenical Statement on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Responding to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action 48 273
18. Appendix B Statement on un Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples as the Framework for Reconciliation 277
19. Index 281