Season of Creation ~ 2019
Season of Creation
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby: “The outlook of climate change is not potentially bad; it is potentially fatal for the most fragile countries and regions on earth...”
Christians Climate and Culture with Katharine Hayhoe
Since the time of Galileo, science and faith have been framed as two opposing, or at best, non-overlapping systems. Skepticism about the effects of climate change—exhibited by many Christians in the U.S.—perpetuates this perceived warfare between science and religion. Mounting scientific evidence clearly documents the risks posed by climate change to the poor, the needy and other vulnerable populations – the very people Christians, and other communities of faith, are called to love. Regrettably, those who deny climate change often believe they are in the right, making a moral stand.
Combining basic tenets of the Christian faith with recent findings from the areas of climate science, psychology and sociology, Katharine Hayhoe—a world-renowned climate scientist and an evangelical Christian—will discuss potential reasons for these disagreements and the role that shared values may play in moving us forward past these barriers.
This lecture is in part made possible by the Center for Healthy MInds' Loka Initiative, the University of Wisconsin–Madison Lectures Committee, the Center for Religion and Global Citizenry, Upper House and the Outrider Foundation.
ELCA Caring for Creation Today: Pass it on!
The moment is now. The opportunities are many. The resources exist and are expanding. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is responding as stewards of God’s good creation, and we need more #CreationCareAmbassadors to spread enthusiasm and information and help strengthen our response.
Learn about what’s happening and how you can make a difference through this webinar hosted by ELCA Advocacy and our ecumenical collaborator, Blessed Tomorrow. Maybe being a #CreationCareAmbassador is for you. Let's pass it on.
The Coronavirus and the Climate Crisis
Caring for Creation: Urgency & Hope
A panel discussion on faith and the environment with these special guests:
* Rev. Matt Byrd, Pastor, Christ the King Lutheran Church, West Chester, OH (01:42)
* Kim Winchell, Deacon, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and author of "Awaking to God's Call to Earthkeeping" (04:17)
* Donna Pellegrin, Director, Youth for Monarchs (17:01)
* Phoebe Morad, Executive Director, Lutherans Restoring Creation (30:20)
This was recorded on June 12, 2020 and was one of the featured presentations of Monarch Fest 2020.
Talanoa Dialogue For Climate Ambition
The Talanoa Dialogue is bringing together country representatives and non-governmental actors for the first time in the history of the UN Climate Change process. UN Climate Change connected with many of the participants in the official Talanoa Dialogue during the May Session - watch the highlights from these conversations.
Learn more at cop23.com.fj/talanoa-dialogue
Old Growth Forest : Wilderness Prayer Service
Together, we will experience some OLD GROWTH forests tucked away near the Lake Superior watershed in Upper Peninsula of Michigan. We will discover mushrooms, colonies of ants in a 200 year old tree, and much more.
We open in a breathing exercise to center ourselves and move into a 'virtual' nature walk through the wilderness of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan before closing in communal prayer with a time for each person to share their experience.
All are welcome, U.P. Wild is a space welcoming of people from all faith backgrounds.
Join us and invite a friend!
http://www.UPWILD.org
Resources:
Some text adapted from: Nalini Nadkarni, “Between Earth and Sky” / Douglas Wood, “Old Turtle” / Poem by Rochelle Mass, “Waiting for a Message”.
DIY Bee House
Song: Girls by The 1975. Thank you for watching! Remember to be kind to bees in your community, and plant flowers and shrubs to keep the world healthy for you and everyone around (: help out the bees with this easy craft
Home Sweet Habitat: Crash Course Kids #21.1
How would a Polar Bear do if you put it in the desert? Not well. But why? Why can't anything live anywhere? Well, this has to do with Habitats and how animals (including humans) are suited for living in one place over another. In this episode, Sabrina talks about how these Habitats form Food Webs and how those Food Webs help us understand a lot about the world.
This first series is based on 5th grade science. We're super excited and hope you enjoy Crash Course Kids!
///Standards Used in This Video///
5-LS2-1. Develop a model to describe the movement of matter among plants, animals, decomposers, and the environment. [Clarification Statement: Emphasis is on the idea that matter that is not food (air, water, decomposed materials in soil) is changed by plants into matter that is food. Examples of systems could include organisms, ecosystems, and the Earth.] [Assessment Boundary: Assessment does not include molecular explanations.]
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Credits...
Producer & Editor: Nicholas Jenkins
Cinematographer & Director: Michael Aranda
Host: Sabrina Cruz
Script Supervisor: Mickie Halpern
Writer: Allyson Shaw
Executive Producers: John & Hank Green
Consultant: Shelby Alinsky
Script Editor: Blake de Pastino
Thought Cafe Team:
Stephanie Bailis
Cody Brown
Suzanna Brusikiewicz
Jonathan Corbiere
Nick Counter
Kelsey Heinrichs
Jack Kenedy
Corey MacDonald
Tyler Sammy
Nikkie Stinchcombe
James Tuer
Adam Winnik
Franklin and Friends: Polar Explorer SPECIAL! | Funny Animal Cartoons for Kids by Treehouse Direct
Join Franklin and his family as he leaves Woodland on a "special" journey to the North and South Pole!
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Sermon: July 28, 2019 - Pastor Noni Strand
Daily Chapel, September 30th 2014
David Rhoads, Professor of New Testament, Emeritus, LSTC
Portions of this service are streamed with permission using OneLicense.net # A730924, Augsburg Fortress Liturgies Annual License #26450, or CCLI License #1725436.
Season Of Creation Webinar "Jubilee for the Earth: New Rhythms, New Hope" (English)
Learn more of the #SeasonOfCreation celebration, from 1 September until 4 October.
https://seasonofcreation.org/
Good Soil AA
Good Soil is an alternative version of the Christian story/message/claim. I'm interested in how the natural sciences interact with and ferment God's story of life and God's story of Jesus. The title "Christianity: A Re-Boot" is my way of saying it is time to think of the Christian Faith in a different way. This is a 5-part series - each part under 15 minutes. Find the Talks on YouTube at Good Soil AA, Good Soil BB, Good Soil CC, Good Soil DD, Good Soil EE.
Krost - David Rhoads Why We Don't Act and How We Can
The Krost Symposium is an annual academic event. This year’s theme, Environmental Justice: Texas Responses to Global Crisies, explores exactly what environmental justice is and how we can work together to solve current issues that will impact future generations.
David Rhoads spoke to the audience via video conference.
Texas Lutheran University students experience a challenging academic environment that sets a path for life-long learning. Our students engage in high-impact educational experiences that include civic engagement, aesthetic expression, critical thinking, and a focus on intercultural and global knowledge in a community that welcomes the interplay of faith and reason.
Learn Boldly. Live to Inspire
http://www.tlu.edu
God's work Our hands
ecoAmerica's Blessed Tomorrow program and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America are partnering to empower climate action and advocacy and advance climate solutions.
Lutherans Restoring Creation | Freedom of a Christian
Hear from LRC board member, Pastor Sarah Locke, about what it means to be a Christian freed in Christ, working toward the reconciliation of all creation.
Using Season of Creation Resource
Introduction to "Let All Things Now Living: A Worship & Preaching Resource for Season of Creation Year A." This resource was developed by the Creation Care Committee of the Northern Illinois Synod (ELCA) for use by congregations of the synod.
Caring for Creation: Urgency & Hope
A panel discussion on faith and the environment with these special guests:
* Rev. Matt Byrd, Pastor, Christ the King Lutheran Church, West Chester, OH (01:42)
* Kim Winchell, Deacon, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and author of "Awaking to God's Call to Earthkeeping" (04:17)
* Donna Pellegrin, Director, Youth for Monarchs (17:01)
* Phoebe Morad, Executive Director, Lutherans Restoring Creation (30:20)
This was recorded on June 12, 2020 and was one of the featured presentations of Monarch Fest 2020.
Season Of Creation Webinar "Jubilee for the Earth: New Rhythms, New Hope" (English)
Learn more of the #SeasonOfCreation celebration, from 1 September until 4 October.
https://seasonofcreation.org/
Caring for Creation: Urgency & Hope
A panel discussion on faith and the environment with these special guests:
* Rev. Matt Byrd, Pastor, Christ the King Lutheran Church, West Chester, OH (01:42)
* Kim Winchell, Deacon, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and author of "Awaking to God's Call to Earthkeeping" (04:17)
* Donna Pellegrin, Director, Youth for Monarchs (17:01)
* Phoebe Morad, Executive Director, Lutherans Restoring Creation (30:20)
This was recorded on June 12, 2020 and was one of the featured presentations of Monarch Fest 2020.
Greta Thunberg and George Monbiot make short film on the climate crisis
Environmental activists Greta Thunberg and George Monbiot have helped produce a short film highlighting the need to protect, restore and use nature to tackle the climate crisis. Living ecosystems like forests, mangroves, swamps and seabeds can pull enormous quantities of carbon from the air and store them safely, but natural climate solutions currently receive only 2% of the funding spent on cutting emissions. The film’s director, Tom Mustill of Gripping Films, said: 'We tried to make the film have the tiniest environmental impact possible. We took trains to Sweden to interview Greta, charged our hybrid car at George’s house, used green energy to power the edit and recycled archive footage rather than shooting new.'
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CREDITS
Narrators: Greta Thunberg & George Monbiot
Director: Tom Mustill
Producer: Triangle Monday
DoP & Editor: Fergus Dingle
Sound: Shaman Media
GFX: Paraic Mcgloughlin
Online: Bram De Jonghe
Picture Post: Special Treats Productions
Mix: Mcasso Music
Audio Post: Tom Martin
NCS Guidance: Charlie Lat
Music: Rone / InFiné Music
The Independent film by Gripping Films(Tom Mustill) was supported by:
Conservation International
Food and Land Use Coalition
Gower St
With guidance from
Nature4Climate
Natural Climate Solutions
http://www.grippingfilms.com
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The Compost Story (Trailer) by Kiss The Ground
Enter the Compost Challenge at thecompoststory.com for a Giveway worth $2K May 7 - 13th. Composting is the most important action humans can take to regenerate our planet.
The Compost Story was produced by Kiss The Ground and Elevate
A follow up to The Soil Story http://bit.ly/2pmOgg3 a 5-min video on how soil can sequester carbon from the atmosphere to balance the climate
LEARN: http://www.kisstheground.com
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The Soil Story by Kiss The Ground
WATCH the follow up, The Compost Story! http://bit.ly/2ov6zf8
MIRA LA VERSION EN ESPAÑOL AQUI! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-y9qGNajBQ
Science meets inspiration in this tale of nature’s best hidden innovation: soil.
The Soil Story, created by Kiss the Ground, is a five-minute film that shares the importance of healthy soil for a healthy planet.
Learn how we can “sequester” (store) carbon from our atmosphere, where it is harmful, and pull it back into the earth, where it belongs, through regenerative agriculture, composting, and other land management practices.
The film was directed in partnership with Louis Fox, best-known for the acclaimed viral series, “The Story of Stuff”.
LEARN: http://www.kisstheground.com
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Katharine Hayhoe Interview on Christian Broadcasting Network Raises a Ruckus
Conservative Evangelical Christians are known to be skeptical, as a group, of climate science.
Evangelical Scientist Katharine Hayhoe has been reaching out to her fellow Christians to explain climate science, and has become one of the most important communicators on the issue. Here she is a guest on one of the most widely watched Christian cable news programs.
ELCA Caring for Creation Today: Pass it on!
The moment is now. The opportunities are many. The resources exist and are expanding. The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is responding as stewards of God’s good creation, and we need more #CreationCareAmbassadors to spread enthusiasm and information and help strengthen our response.
Learn about what’s happening and how you can make a difference through this webinar hosted by ELCA Advocacy and our ecumenical collaborator, Blessed Tomorrow. Maybe being a #CreationCareAmbassador is for you. Let's pass it on.
Katharine Hayhoe Assailed by Angry Climate Denier in Austin
A Just Transition for Fossil Fuels Workers is Possible
PERI co-director Bob Pollin describes his plan that guarantees pensions and wages, shifts workers out of the industry through retirement rather than job losses, and helps the country meet the UN climate goals
Visit http://therealnews.com for more videos.
Stewardship of the Animals: Jennifer Boley, Executive Director, Nature & Eclectic Outdoors
Delivered at the 2017 Creation Care Fest & Extravaganza at Christ the King Lutheran Church.
Stewardship of the Soil: Ron Lohr, Owner of Golden Rule Home & Garden
Delivered at the 2017 Creation Care Fest & Extravaganza at Christ the King Lutheran Church.
Stewardship of the Plants: Jaime Gonzalez, Community Conservation Director, Katy Prairie Conservancy
Delivered at the 2017 Creation Care Fest & Extravaganza at Christ the King Lutheran Church.
Stewardship of the Waters: Bruce Bodson, Executive Director, Bayou City Waterkeeper
Delivered at the 2017 Creation Care Fest & Extravaganza at Christ the King Lutheran Church.
ELCA Webinar on Blessed Tomorrow's Moving Forward Guide
Christians Climate and Culture with Katharine Hayhoe
Since the time of Galileo, science and faith have been framed as two opposing, or at best, non-overlapping systems. Skepticism about the effects of climate change—exhibited by many Christians in the U.S.—perpetuates this perceived warfare between science and religion. Mounting scientific evidence clearly documents the risks posed by climate change to the poor, the needy and other vulnerable populations – the very people Christians, and other communities of faith, are called to love. Regrettably, those who deny climate change often believe they are in the right, making a moral stand.
Combining basic tenets of the Christian faith with recent findings from the areas of climate science, psychology and sociology, Katharine Hayhoe—a world-renowned climate scientist and an evangelical Christian—will discuss potential reasons for these disagreements and the role that shared values may play in moving us forward past these barriers.
This lecture is in part made possible by the Center for Healthy MInds' Loka Initiative, the University of Wisconsin–Madison Lectures Committee, the Center for Religion and Global Citizenry, Upper House and the Outrider Foundation.
Doug Tallamy: Bringing Nature Home to Lancaster
Dr. Doug Tallamy, Professor of Entomology - University of Delaware
""Bringing Nature Home to Lancaster" March 22, 2018 at Franklin & Marshall College
Going Carbon Neutral: How to Reach Our Goal to Care for God’s Creation
In 2017, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) passed a watershed resolution that encouraged the church to reach carbon neutrality by 2030 to reduce our carbon footprint and serve as better stewards of creation. This means that we will no longer be contributing carbon emissions to the atmosphere. But how can we reach carbon neutrality?
This webinar by Green Chalice shares success stories, guidance, and tools to achieve carbon neutrality through our ecumenical partners in Blessed Tomorrow, Creation Justice Ministries and Interfaith Power and Light.
Christians Climate and Culture with Katharine Hayhoe
Since the time of Galileo, science and faith have been framed as two opposing, or at best, non-overlapping systems. Skepticism about the effects of climate change—exhibited by many Christians in the U.S.—perpetuates this perceived warfare between science and religion. Mounting scientific evidence clearly documents the risks posed by climate change to the poor, the needy and other vulnerable populations – the very people Christians, and other communities of faith, are called to love. Regrettably, those who deny climate change often believe they are in the right, making a moral stand.
Combining basic tenets of the Christian faith with recent findings from the areas of climate science, psychology and sociology, Katharine Hayhoe—a world-renowned climate scientist and an evangelical Christian—will discuss potential reasons for these disagreements and the role that shared values may play in moving us forward past these barriers.
This lecture is in part made possible by the Center for Healthy MInds' Loka Initiative, the University of Wisconsin–Madison Lectures Committee, the Center for Religion and Global Citizenry, Upper House and the Outrider Foundation.
Katharine Hayhoe Assailed by Angry Climate Denier in Austin
CCL Training: The Economics of Carbon Fee & Dividend Policies
Join Robert Archer, US-AID economist (retired) and CCL Economic Policy Network contributor in a presentation on new ways of thinking about the key components of the three dimensions of CCL's flagship policy.
Core Volunteer Training is a webinar series to help newer CCL supporters connect with each other from across the world and empower them to achieve their larger goals for climate advocacy.
Skip ahead to the following section(s):
The Fee (2:41)
The Dividend (15:08)
The Adjustment (20:18)
Final Summary (27:50)
Presentation Slides:http://cclusa.org/economics-cvt
CCL Community Training Page: https://community.citizensclimate.org/resources/item/19/58
Lutherans Restoring Creation: a grassroots movement promoting care for creation in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
