Earthkeeping in every element of Church Life
For well more than a decade, PLC has been a community of Earth Keepers seeking a more sustainable future.
How can plastics enhance a pollinator garden?
A small congregation raised $1,700, won county matching funds, and started No Mow May in town.
Getting into Gear: A Bike Ministry in Fort Collins
When wildfire hit a Lutheran camp, members went and replanted trees.
From Prom dresses to Plumbing: Creation Care in the Life of the Church
Solar panels, LED lighting, recycled pew cushions, and an Earth Day film festival on four screens.
Monarchs and more
Monarch butterflies, a certified waystation on church grounds, and a potluck that leaves no waste behind.
Blessing Creation from Seed to Harvest
Regular speakers on the issues closest to home, seeds handed out to plant, and green tips in the newsletter.
A Video Devotion Every Month, and a Pier Full of Neighbors on Earth Day
Every month, a video devotion on trees, migration, or winter creation spirituality — plus a shared Earth Day celebration with the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe at the Port Angeles Pier.
Fostering Love of Creation in an Urban Space
Fair Trade coffee, compostable cups, and nearly 1,700 water wells built in rural Africa.
Montana church uses LRC organizing guide for solar, gardens, and plastic advocacy
Panels overhead, a mission garden growing food for the local bank, and an advocacy group taking on single-use plastics.
St. Andrew’s Environmental Stewardship Team: Nine Years Old and Still Going Strong!
Nine years of a wind generator, all-LED buildings, and an annual “Caring for Creation Weekend.”