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ICMA Moral Imperative
Creation 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 morePrayer, fasting, almsgiving
A 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 moreCreation 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...
Read moreWhy I Don't Care About Climate Change - …
A Rocha USA Blog >> By Robert Campbell*, Pastor of Santa Margarita Community Church When I say, “I don’t care about climate change” I mean that I care about the cause and not just...
Read moreReclaiming Creation
Creation Care for Pastors >> I’m happy to announce the recent arrival of a great new resource in the creation care arena. The UNC News21 website has gone live, and is titled,...
Read morePosition Paper #4
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 moreNew Resources for Pastors
Creation Care for Pastors >> Dean Ohlman is a Christian nature writer for RBC Ministries and the publisher of the Our Daily Bread devotional, among other things. He was kind enough to...
Read moreDoes Matter Really Matter To God?
A 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 moreHow to Start a Campus Garden
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...
Read moreBoost Your Campus Recycling Efforts
Renewal Blog >> Lack of awareness about recycling on campus remains one of the biggest barriers to increasing recycling participation. This webinar will provide you with successful communications strategies and specific ideas you...
Read moreInterview 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...
Read moreRestoring 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...
Read moreLicentious Consumption?
A Rocha USA Blog >> By Tom Rowley, Executive Director, A Rocha USA Somewhere between hearing Tony Campolo chastise Christians for driving fancy cars, piling clutter in our driveway to peddle to yard-sale shoppers, and eyeing...
Read moreHelp Our Friends' Garden
Renewal Blog >> Our friends at A Rocha have been selected as a finalist for a community garden award. They need your votes to secure $4,000 and publicity for their tremendous community...
Read moreWhy 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...
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Tri wanted his church to start taking better care of the environment, so he asked them to start taking more hikes. This clip tells the story of a church that takes environmentalism seriously.