Our environment (God’s Creation) has been damaged by human activity, particularly by over-use and misuse of fossil resources. The damage we have done is still reversible, but may become irreversible during our lifetime. Environmental damage has led to climate change, which effects the poorest parts of the world most, leading to increased poverty and displacement. The damage also leads to more violence as people fight over increasingly scarce resources. What can we as Christians do to help heal creation?
Environment
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
Resource list for Earth Sunday activities
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
The Genesis Covenant is an invitation to every community of faith to take action to reverse global warming.
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
How to begin creating a green congregation
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
Tips on cleaning materials for greening your kitchen
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
Tips on using dishes and napkins to promote a greener church kitchen
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
Food choice tips for greening your church kitchen
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
Tips on handling leftovers and kitchen waste to promote a greener church kitchen
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
Time saving tips on greening your church kitchen
Categories: Environment, Stewardship & Giving
A collection of resources for the Feast of St. Francis.
Categories: Environment, Liturgy, Stewardship & Giving, Office of the Bishop