Land Stewardship
Care of lands and properties held in trust for the institution — including responsible use, conservation, and inter-generational planning. The Ministry holds land as stewardship, not as private possession.
Stewardship
Land, Family & Community Restoration
The Ministry's work of stewardship is the responsible administration of resources, families, and communities for the generations to come.
In Plain Language
What Stewardship Means Here
Stewardship is the principle that nothing entrusted to the Ministry — whether land, resources, records, or relationships — is held as private property. Each is received in trust, kept in honor, and passed on in equity to those who come after. The Office of Stewardship oversees this work in concert with the councils and other offices of the institution.
Initiatives
Three Areas of Restoration
Family Restoration
Programs that strengthen the family as the principal unit of the community — counsel for households, support through life transitions, and the preservation of lineage and heritage.
Community Restoration
Outreach and renewal initiatives that restore dignity to the community at large — service projects, cultural gatherings, and partnerships with allied institutions of good faith.
How Members Participate
Ways to Take Part
- 01
Enroll within the Ministry and stand in good order under its sacred standards.
- 02
Notify the Office of Stewardship of your interest, gifts, and the area of restoration in which you wish to serve.
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Receive assignment to a project, initiative, or council in keeping with your standing and capacity.
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Report in honor — every act of stewardship is recorded with the institution.