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Tri Robinson is the pastor of the Vineyard Boise Church in Boise, ID, and author of Saving God's Green Earth and Small Footprint, Big Handprint. He lives on a homestead that is almost fully sustainable and blogs about his adventures there at www.timberbuttehomestead.com.

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Tri Robinson is the pastor of the Vineyard Boise Church in Boise, ID, and author of Saving God's Green Earth and Small Footprint, Big Handprint. He lives on a homestead that is almost fully sustainable and blogs about his adventures there at www.timberbuttehomestead.com.

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Tri's Posts

The Long Journey Home

November 11, 2009 | Posted in Environment and Society

On my commute each day I value the beauty and quietness it provides. For me this journey is a time to reflect and plan. In the morning it prepares me for the day I am about to face; and in the evening it provides opportunity to debrief the events and encounters of the day I’ve just experienced.

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A Prayer to Sustain a Nation

October 21, 2009 | Posted in Creation Care, Environment and Society

It was a challenge to come up with a prayer for the House of Representatives that would make a difference in only 150 words. How could I do this with humility and passion but at the same time not sound too biased or preachy?

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What We Learned From Y2K About Sustainability

1 comment | October 8, 2009 | Posted in Creation Care, Environment and Society

For us Y2K served as a prophetic warning for harder days ahead.

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The Vision of a Vineyard

August 6, 2009 | Posted in Creation Care, Environment and Society

Some people are paralyzed to do anything unless they have everything all planned out.

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Q: What is your motivation in caring for creation?

July 8, 2009 | Posted in Creation Care

This article examines the motivating factor Christians should care about the environment.

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Q: Where does the environment rank among top concerns for Christians?

1 comment | June 17, 2009 | Posted in Creation Care, Environment and Society

This article takes a look at how one pastor decides what issue to address among a sea of urgent crises.

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Q: How can Christians connect the environment with social justice issues?

June 3, 2009 | Posted in Creation Care, Environment and Society

Caring for the environment has many facets that should be important to all people, but there are a few reasons why they should be even more important to Christians.

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