A Sustainable Life
We were so fortunate this past Season of Creation to have four of our members come forward and share their ways of living a sustainable life. Here’s a summary so…
Alternative Commuting
During the time of announcements at the 10:30 worship on September 3, Stuart Hobbes talked about his bus commuting, a good way to combat the climate crisis. Stuart and Jamie…
Becoming a Creation Advocate
The last of our Season of Creation talks at worship was by member Michelle Pham, an environmental activist as well as a graduate student at OSU in entomology with a…
Meet Katherine Hayhoe: Christian Climate Scientist
Dr. Katherine Hayhoe is a climate scientist, a collaborative researcher, a climate change educator, a public speaker. an advisor and advocate to global organizations, an influential author, and a devout…
Lots of questions for Susan
Creating a Pollinator Garden
As part of our Season of Creation talks series, Susan Burghes spoke about the pollinator garden she created at the back of the church with some help from Joe Rutter.…
Alternatives to Plastics at Home
On September 10th Lorraine Deal shared her amazing collection of household products that have no plastic packaging or content. Take a look at these pictures and download her list of…
An Anniversary Reflection on This Creation Care Column
Over the last few weeks I’ve been recommending some excellent environmental newsletters for you to check out. They focus on the loss of biological diversity and the dire effects of…
Some Positive News About Plastic Pollution and More Useful Environmental Newsletters
The UN Environment Programme (Unep) has released a report saying that Global plastic pollution could be slashed by 80% by 2040. The Guardian reports that “The changes needed are major,…
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Plastic Pollution Is Even Worse Than We Thought
It’s too late, our bodies are already full of micro and nanoplastics. As Mark O’Connell writes in the New York Times: “There is plastic in our bodies; it’s in our…