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| • | Engaging Climate Skeptics Instead of Dismissing Them by Rusty Pritchard
Climate scientist Judith Curry has created ripples in the mainstream science and climate skeptic communities by breaking with many of her colleagues after the so-called "Climategate" episode. > Read More | | | • | 10 Ways to Grow Your Own Food(shed) by Tom Peterson
The link from those farms to your plate is fragile and could desperately use a boost. Perhaps the best way is to help restore the infrastructure of your local “foodshed.” > Read More | | | • | The Danger of Small Steps by Kendra Langdon Juskus
“Personal change doesn’t equal social change,” says writer Derrick Jensen, who believes that the small steps taken by many seeking to live rightly are worthless unless they bolster a larger surge of r > Read More | | | • | Cultivate Community by Sharing Your Skills (and your truck, and your weed whacker…) by Kendra Langdon Juskus
Do we have the skills necessary to build community? Not the sociological, theological, or economic training that helps us theoretically ‘know’ what makes for good community, but bread-baking, fence-me > Read More | | | • | Seasonal Eating Is an Act of Justice and Taste by Rachel Stone
Though January is often the time for making resolutions, when it comes to the practice of seasonal eating, the spring and summer months are, for many folks, the best time to start. Its a little hard > Read More | |
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Renewal is a Christ-centered, student-led creation care network that focuses on living in right relationship with God. It strives to inspire, connect, and equip students in their stewardship work on Christian college campuses. Together through prayer, service, and action it aims to expand the creation care movement and support the initiatives that are already happening. As followers of Christ, its members seek to follow His example of love by taking care of everything that He so lovingly created--the earth and each other.
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 What is the church’s redemptive role in caring for the health and wholeness (shalom) of not just humanity, but all creation? Englewood Christian Church has invited Fred Bahnson, Martin Price, and Ragan Sutterfield--speakers with rich experiences in sustainable agriculture--to lead a conversation reflecting on this question and related ones about church, place, food, community and agriculture, and we invite you to join us on October 29 and 30 for A Rooted People: Church, Place, and Agriculture in an Urban World. Registration for the conference is now open!
The Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization (ECHO) will hold its 17th annual Agricultural Conference at its headquarters in Ft. Myers, Florida on December 7-9. An educational and networking forum for agricultural practitioners from around the world, the conference will feature morning talks from experts in agricultural management and hunger reduction, and afternoon workshops—at ECHO’s 50-acre farm—on topics ranging from pest control to disaster response and mitigation.
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 For the Beauty of the Earth: A Christian Vision for Creation Care (2nd edition) by Steven Bouma-Prediger
The second edition of this pre-eminent text on what the Christian faith requires in the way of stewardship has been updated with the latest research to solidify its status as a creation care classic. |
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