Creation Care
Creation Care Resources for Lent
As we enter the season of Lent we have the opportunity to reflect and to integrate creation care into our Lenten practices. The following resources offer an invitation into daily […]
Freedom Flows Along the Coasts: Environmental History is Black History
By the Rev. Melanie Mullen This month, we honor Black History Month by sharing stories about African American history in creation care and the significant intersection of racial and environmental […]
Introducing the Churchwide Task Force on Care of Creation and Environmental Racism
By the Rev. Stephanie Johnson In October 2022, the Task Force on Care of Creation and Environmental Racism was reestablished based on Resolution A086, adopted by General Convention in Baltimore in July. […]
Finding Spirituality in Nature: Fishing Ministry in Arlington, Virginia
By Pete Nunnally Last year, during the shad run, when ocean-dwelling shad come up the rivers to spawn, I began taking parishioners fishing with me. Soon thereafter a fishing ministry […]
Call of Sinai
By John Kydd It’s about 6 am and the call to prayer (adhan meaning “to listen”) rolls gently past my patio headed for the Red Sea. The singer (muezzin) has […]
A School Bus for Kivalina, AK: The Consequences of Climate Change
By Bishop Mark Lattime On November 9, 2022, the children of Kivalina, a small Inupiaq village on the coast of the Chukchi Sea of the Arctic Ocean in Western Alaska, […]
Working for our Future
By Kara-Lyn Moran I’ll admit that some days the climate crisis seems too big to tackle, too much to solve, and that we are not doing enough to save our […]
What We Love We Will Protect
By Bishop Marc Andrus Two stories I heard on the way to COP27, the latest United Nations climate change conference, being held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, reminded me of the […]
The Episcopal Church & Hurricanes
By Ethan Marshall I am Ethan Marshall and I am a member of the Episcopal Diocese of Southwest Florida. It was a surreal experience riding out Hurricane Ian, even though […]
Journeying to COP27
by Aisha Huertas “Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did it to me.” Matthew […]
