Actions Speak Loudly!
Actions Speak Loudly! Intentions, Celebrations, and Impacts Online Form Add your congregation's voice: CLICK HERE and pick at least one ...
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Food – Faith – Farming
Since there are so many members of our ELCA community who live in agricultural areas and we all depend on ...
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Fifth Sunday after Epiphany in Year A (Mundahl14)
We Are Epiphany Communities - Tom Mundahl reflects on being salt for the Earth and bearing light for the world ...
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Tool Kit on Climate Change Connections
Take yourself, your class, or your congregation on a journey that explores the intersections between climate change and hunger with ...
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Everyone Must Eat: Food, Sustainability, and Ministry
by Mark L. Yackel-Juleen (Author) Rural contexts are often over-looked, treated as "flyover land." But because everyone must eat, rural communities and ...
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Christ the King Edible Food Forest (West Chester, OH)
Thanks to Donna Pellegrin from Christ the King Church in West Chester OH for shepherding and sharing this incredible work: ...
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Just Transitions Conversation (March 2021)
Listen in to our discussion with Ruth Ivory-Moore, ELCA’s Program Director, Environment and Corporate Social Responsibility Focus: Just Transitions What ...
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Connections Call: How Church Soil Can Feed the Community
This call (video below) happened on May 18, 2021 Focus: How Church Soil Can Feed the Community We were excited ...
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Youth Gather and We All Grow!
Back in the summer of 2018 hundreds of youth and group leaders visited our Lutherans Restoring Creation space in the ...
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Cal Lutheran hosts a talk to explore food, climate change link
On Thursday, March 31st, California Lutheran University plans to host a talk to explore the link between food and climate ...
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Extended Growing Season at Concordia Moorhead (2015)
Concordia has extended their growing season through the installation of a high tunnel, or hoop house, warmed by a solar ...
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Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois practices sustainability in Dining Services
Augustana College: Rock Island, Illinois is promoting sustainability via their sourcing and disposing of food. The college's "Farm2Fork" Program invests ...
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Augsburg, Gettysburg, and Luther Colleges Strive to Reduce Food Waste While Helping the Community
Augsburg College and Gettysburg College are participants in The Campus Kitchens Project. As part of this project, volunteers from these two colleges use unused food ...
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Within Limits: Remember the Sabbath
Jim Martin-Schramm Luther College Chapel October 7, 2011 Exodus 23:10-12 (or 31:12-17) Within Limits: Remember the Sabbath Our reading this ...
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Congregation celebrates “green graduation,” invites wider community (2017)
Members of LCI gather on the steps of the California Capitol to join California Interfaith Power and Light’s Lobby Day ...
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Gettysburg Campus Kitchen Continues to Cook Up Great Food for a Great Cause
Gettysburg College opened its doors in November 2007 as the first Campus Kitchen in Pennsylvania! The project was initiated by ...
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Living the Change: A Tool Connected to Many Faiths
GreenFaith has helped pull together leaders from various religions across the globe to recognize our common concern for the planet ...
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Growing a garden church from food scraps and compost
We turned an empty lot in L.A. into an edible sanctuary. by Anna Woofenden (shared from Christian Century magazine) When I moved ...
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Planning and Carrying Out Green Events
Guidelines for Ecologically Responsible Events Prepared by Pilgrims Caring for Creation Pilgrim Lutheran Church, St. Paul, MN in response to ...
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Pacific Lutheran University Community Garden
The PLU Community Garden is completely run by students with support from PLU staff. The Garden is dedicated to adding ...
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Big Hill Farm at Gustavus Adolphus College
Big Hill Farm is a student-managed farm that values local food production and sustainable agricultural practices. Each summer, student leaders ...
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Eco-Reformation & Environmental Justice: In Word & Deed
The Grace Gathering ran parallel to the 2016 Churchwide Voting Assembly in New Orleans. The goal in gathering was to ...
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Sunday August 14-20 in Year A (Ormseth)
If we are to address Earth-care together, no nation can claim privileged exceptionalism. - Dennis Ormseth reflects on a global scope ...
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Passion Sunday and Holy Week in Year B (Ormseth12)
The Transformation of All Life - Dennis Ormseth reflects on the reorientation of creation to its sacred center. Care for Creation ...
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Intro Webinar for Congregations Making a Covenant with Creation
"Creation Care" is more than just "being green." Integrating a lens of eco-justice is not only critical in order to ...
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Interview with Bishop Eaton
Bishop Elizabeth Eaton offered the sermon for our Good Shepherd Sunday service in celebration of Earth Day 2021. As the ...
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Sunday July 10-16 in Year B (Ormseth12)
The Whole of Inter-Related Creation - Dennis Ormseth reflects on the meals of Jesus overcoming our "reconciliation deficit disorder." Care ...
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Sunday July 31 – August 6 in Year B (Mundahl15)
The Bread of Christ Is Life, and All of Life Is Communion. - Tom Mundahl reflects on the divine energy ...
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Perspectives on Animals as Food
July 2021 Connections Call Recording & Related Resources: Hear as Sarah & Brandon Bowers describe their methods of raising animals ...
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