The land where Toronto United Mennonite Church meets has a history. Since time immemorial, Indigenous nations have known and loved the north shore of Niigaani Gitchigami (Lake Ontario). The land has held the stories and hopes of groups including the Haudenosaunee, Wyandot, and Michi Saugig (Anishinabeg). In recent centuries, the perpetrators of colonial violence sought to erase those stories and disregard the treaty relationships established over generations. As a Christian church composed of people of many nations, ancestries and stories, … Continue reading Land Acknowledgment