Why do we hunt Christmas trees?
byWith Christmas around the corner it is disturbing to consider the massive slaughter that has been underway. Even more disturbing? Many of us indulge in…
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The Fellowship of the Golden Sands
byThe name ‘Au Sable’ means ‘golden sand,’ and of itself connotes little more than a fuzzy French connection. It appears wherever French explorers or…
Remembering Tom Barnes
by[openquote]I find it hard not to believe in a God who would make such a wonderful place for us to enjoy, because you know,…
People’s Climate March
byA Day Like Any Other On Sunday September 21st, thousands of people gathered in New York City for the People’s Climate March; I was…
The Waning of Summer
byThe waning of summer has burdens all its own. A few days ago, the temperature dropped twenty degrees overnight. The next day autumn tingled…
The Challenges of “Global” Environmental Awareness
byOn the one hand, the environmental movement has been quite critical of the phenomenon commonly known as “globalization” or as Derrida more aptly terms…
A Mission to Nourish the World
byWhen I don’t finish my plate, I think of starving kids in Africa. But it’s not because my mother told me to. It’s because…
Exploring Ecotheology: Toward a Christian Theology of Creation
byA Christian perspective on God’s relation to Creation necessarily informs our understanding of humanity’s relationship to the world in which we live. Through time and across Christendom, voices from Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Anglican, and reformed traditions offer a broad and holistic approach to embracing a Christian theology of Creation…
Getting From Here to “Kia Over There”
byKia Over There tells the story of a Fijian fishing community looking for answers to its dwindling livelihood. Directed and edited by Chris Neighbors and…
The Integrated Life of Ted Borer
byWhen it comes to sustainability, Ted Borer isn’t messing around. Ted works as the Energy Plant Manager at Princeton University, where he has helped…