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French Teams from Loire Valley Grab Top Prizes in ... » The Great Energy Challenge >> A pair of French student teams from schools side-by-side on the Loire River shared technol...

Warsaw: Hussar Charge for Fuel Economy » The Great Energy Challenge >> Students from the Warsaw University of Technology in Poland conduct some final technical t...

A Solar Car Inspired by Manisa’s Own Tarzan » The Great Energy Challenge >> Oguzhar Yalcin, a student at the University of Celal Bayar in Manisa, Turkey, explains the...

Trier: Practical Experience in Efficient Design » The Great Energy Challenge >> Many engineering students, like Matthias Jungbluth of Fachhochschule (The University of Ap...

Valencia: Supercar Material for Super-Efficiency » The Great Energy Challenge >> Students from Spain’s La Universitat Politecnica de Valencia (UPV) do some final testing o...

Oxford: Improvising and Building Experience » The Great Energy Challenge >> Nicole Miranda, a first-year doctoral student at the University of Oxford, practices her v...

Polytechnique: Aiming for Lighter Weight » The Great Energy Challenge >> Romain Lejas, of Ecole Polytechnique in Palaiseau, France, works on InfinitiX, the team’s ...

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Restoring Eden Health Surveys a Big Succ…

Renewal Blog >> Our partner organization, Restoring Eden, recently took college students to the hills and hollows of Kentucky for spring break. Their goal was to go door-to-door gathering health surveys in...

Creation Care for Pastors >> Every 5-7 years, members of the IPCC (International Panel on Climate Change) meet to discuss future changes to Earth’s climate. Over the past two decades, near-unanimous agreement...

Filling a Hole, Caring for the Earth

A Rocha USA Blog >> by Tom Rowley, Executive Director of A Rocha USA In cities and towns across the United States, Christian faith is hard at work—well beyond the stained glass and...

Why I Don't Care about Climate Change - …

A Rocha USA Blog >> By Robert Campbell*, Pastor of Santa Margarita Community Church I hope you hear the irony intended in the title. I certainly do care about what is happening to...

Behold the Earth

Creation Care for Pastors >> David Conover, producer for years of Discovery HD Theater’s Sunrise Earth, is currently working with his team to produce a groundbreaking musical documentary currently in production titled...

Earth Day 2012 in Washington DC

Renewal Blog >> Earth Day 2012 Agenda Sunday, April 22 9:45am - Arrive at the National Cathedral. We will meet and mingle before going in and sitting together. 10:15am - Forum at the National Cathedral Blessed Earth...

I Walk in My Garden

A Rocha USA Blog >> by Robert Campbell I walk in my garden in the cool of the day. When my work is complete, when the sun’s long shadows cause everything to appear strangely four dimensional,...

Creation Care Video Contest Winners

Renewal Blog >> The winners of the inaugural Creation Care Video Contest were recently announced. Congrats to the first place winner Steven McCord from Houghton College. Check out all the winning videos, including Steven's here. Sponsors...

“The New Evangelicals” A short interview

A New releise from Eerdmans Press An interview in “The New Evangelicals” by Marcia Pally Professor of multicultual studies at the New York University with Tri Robinson, Senior Pastor, Boise...

“TAKE THE BEST AND GO” Part 1 By Tri Robinson For over thirty years Nancy and I have called the Vineyard “home.” We started by simply attending a Vineyard church before finding...

Distinctives – Defining who we really are

In the early days of the Vineyard we were truly a movement of churches with clear distinction A quest to recapture characteristics of Kingdom uniqueness which will once again set...

Maintaining hearts of tranquility in times of global turmoil

The other night I observed what was called the “Super Moon”. This phenomenon occurs once every twenty years when the moon appears to be fourteen percent larger than a...

Renewal Blog >> Starting or improving a campus garden is much more than digging a few holes and planting seeds. A campus garden takes thought, creativity, time, cooperation, courage, support, money and so...

Interview with Bjorn Lomborg

Creation Care for Pastors >> Recently, Bjorn Lomborg, called by The Guardian (U.K.) “one of the 50 people who could save the planet,” spoke about climate change, and the best ways to...

It's the Heart, Stupid

A Rocha USA Blog >> Joe Friday had it wrong. As Boomers (and Hulu fans) will remember, the Dragnet detective was famous for his deadpan, cut-to-the-chase approach: “Just the facts, ma’am.” Good for...

Renewal

Renewal is a Christ-centered creation care network that focuses on living in right relationship with God. They strive to inspire, connect, and equip students in their work on college campuses. Together through prayer, service, and action they aim to expand the creation care movement and support the initiatives that are already happening. They write, "As followers of Christ, we 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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Restoring Eden Health Surveys a Big Succ…

Climate in Peril

Filling a Hole, Caring for the Earth

Why I Don't Care about Climate Change - …

Behold the Earth

Earth Day 2012 in Washington DC

I Walk in My Garden

Creation Care Video Contest Winners

“The New Evangelicals” A short interview

Position Paper #1

Distinctives – Defining who we really ar…

Maintaining hearts of tranquility in tim…

How to Start a Campus Garden

Interview with Bjorn Lomborg

It's the Heart, Stupid