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My Winter Garden: Planting Vegetables and Growing Faith
God-Centered and Green: Creation Care Gets Heaven's Attention
The Meaning of Creation, Part 4
Christianity is unique in the relationships it ascribes to the three prime... Read More »
Next Generation: On the Road with Restoring Eden's "Ankle Deep in Reality Speaking Tour
The Long Journey Home
Think on These Things: You Shall Have No Other Gods Before Me, Part 1
At first glance, old Fashion idolatry, it would seem, has fallen out of fashion in this age... Read More »
Green Tips: Making Congregational Meals into Models of Sustainable Eating
"Want to make your congregation’s meals into models of sustainable eating?
Want your coffee hours... Read More »
Greening the Desert
Climate Change - The scien....oops....religious belief is settled
In a landmark ruling, Mr Justice Michael... Read More »
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Mount Vernon - First City in Westchester to GO FULLY GREEN
Toxic Waters
Food Recycling Law A Hit In San Francisco
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Responding to the Call for Justice
Looking for a meaningful book to read? The Justice Project explores how Christians can... Read More »
A Global Warning? - A Two-Hour History Channel Documentary Special
"Is it hot in here? Understand the most pressing global issue of our age with this definitive two... Read More »
Documentary Film: Waterlife
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Naval War College Hosts Energy and Environment Discussion
The Naval War College is hosting an online discussion about the Secretary of the Navy's recent Green Policy Speech. It's your Navy. Drop by and comment!
Save the Humans
The percentage of Americans who see global warming as a significant problem is declining sharply – down to 35% from 44% in 2008. This is a clear call for environmental stewards to step up to the plate. But how?
My Winter Garden: Planting Vegetables and Growing Faith
“The LORD God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it.” Genesis 2:15
Questions Evangelicals Ask About the Environment
Fellow evangelicals often pose loaded questions that typically attempt to make a point rather than seek an answer. It's time for that practice to stop and for the church to seek genuine answers to the many significant environmental problems and questions that we ignore at our peril.
The Words We Use
America is fractured by a political divide. The media responds by pitting environmentalists and Christians against each other. Is it possible we are all fundamentally alike, only speaking different languages? We may never know unless more of us learn how to translate.
We Cannot Be a Club
Eight-seven percent of mainline churches are in decline. Staying within our comfort zone is the surest way to repel fresh thinkers, revolutionaries, boat rockers and world changers. These are the folks we need to usher the church into the 21st century.
Daniel's Diet: A Biblical Remedy for a Global Epidemic
The Old Testament offers an ancient (yet simple, relevant and practical) cure for our twenty-first century problems.
Q: Should Christians be involved in climate change policy?
This article examines the driving force behind why Christians should be involved in climate change policy.
Why We Love Cris Bisch
Most of us have someone who, when we look back over our lives, we recognize as pivotal – someone who gave us hope when it was most critical; someone who extended a unique opportunity; someone who shaped our vocation or even our destiny. Cris Bisch is this kind of someone.
You Shall Have No Other Gods Before Me, Part 1
At first glance, old Fashion idolatry, it would seem, has fallen out of fashion in this age. Yet, idolatry animates this age. We have fashioned ourselves golden calves in money, fame, power, sex, and prestige. These idols do a funny thing to the modern man and the creation.

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