Faith
EFC Calls for Faithful Commitment to Reconciliation
Faith Facts
- The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (EFC) marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with a message emphasizing the importance of long-term commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.
- EFC President Dr. David Guretzki encouraged believers to embrace justice, listen with compassion, and build right relationships rooted in Christian love.
- The EFC has a legacy of partnering with Indigenous leaders, creating educational resources, and urging government recognition of Indigenous rights in line with Biblical justice.
On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, EFC leaders highlighted the need for prayerful action, acknowledging the painful history of residential schools and the harm inflicted upon Indigenous communities in Canada.
Dr. Guretzki reminded evangelicals of their calling to pursue justice and love through Christ, quoting Galatians 5:13-14 as a foundation for this mission.
“We’re called to love deeply, to listen well, to speak truth, and to pursue justice.”
The EFC’s commitment has spanned decades, fostering connections and supporting Indigenous partnership for healing, education, and respect, acknowledging the ongoing need for relationship and restoration as part of their faith-led witness.
Patriotic Christians are encouraged to join this journey, praying for unity and taking steps to further God’s purposes of restoration and peace among all people in Canada.