A Rocha USA Blog >> By Robert Campbell*, Pastor of Santa Margarita Community Church My children both got sick on the same night. One after the other, in about a 15 minute window....
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> By John Humphreys For many of us we are in Lent. Not all Christians subscribe to the specific forty days of Lent before the Last Supper, but many...
Read moreRenewal Blog >> Renewal recently visited eight schools on the west coast. Here is a look at the trip through a camera lens. Azusa Pacific University, California: Bikes are in abundance. This semester, students...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Tom Rowley, Executive Director, A Rocha USA This piece started with me feeling rather smug over a major technological breakthrough at our house—namely, setting up the hand-me-down...
Read moreCreation Care for Pastors >> In February 2008, members of the ICMA ( International City and County Management Association) met to discuss the importance of sustainable communities and how to promote them....
Read moreA 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...
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Front row worship in Boise Something has been happening in the youth ministries here in Boise. Our young people are experiencing a kind of life with God that is new and...
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In Quest of the “New” Radical Middle At a Vineyard leadership conference held at the Anaheim Vineyard in the late 90s Todd Hunter (acting as our new AVC National Director) shared...
Read moreRenewal 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...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Rev. Dave Bookless, Theological Advisor to A Rocha When I Google ‘Do material things matter to God?’ I find over 20,000,000 results. Some sites (confession: I...
Read moreRenewal Blog >> Renewal's partner organization, the Creation Care Study Program, has a campus in the beautiful New Zealand town of Kaikoura. Right now, Kaikoura is faced with the impending threat of...
Read moreA Rocha USA Blog >> by Tom Rowley Around the world, people are starving, forests are dwindling, rivers are drying up and species are going extinct. The reasons, of course, vary: from...
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A Rocha USA Blog >> By Sandra McCracken* Photo: Betty McCracken My father is a brilliant biology teacher, now retired. My mother is a thoughtful student of the Bible. They will have been married...
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Creation Care for Pastors >> The fruits of the spirit are one of the most oft-quoted groupings of spiritual values in the whole of Christianity. The fact that they’re described as fruits...
Read moreRenewal Blog >> Here is a growing list of summer internship opportunities with many great organizations involved in creation care. Check back frequently for more postings. Organization: Renewal Title: Graphic Design Intern Description: Looking for one student...
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"We cannot be excused when we have not at all considered God in His works. He does not at all leave Himself without witness here. … Let us then only open our eyes and we will have enough arguments for the grandeur of God, so that we may learn to honor Him as He deserves." – John Calvin To purchase the book, or for free MP3 sermons by Tri Tobinson on the environment, including powerpoint slides and sermon notes, please visit the Saving God's Green Earth Site. |
For hundreds of years, the church championed the beauty of God’s creation, demonstrating in many ways how it points to the Creator. However, over the last century, the evangelical church has let the value of caring for creation slip away. In