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    Katie Holmes is the Associate for the Environmental Ministries Office of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). She enjoys working with congregations to tie faith to environmental justice. Prior to working for PC(USA), Katie worked with a nonprofit organization that helped local groups create watershed plans to restore and protect waterways in Kentucky.

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10/29/2009

Earth Care Theology from the Presbytery of Yukon

Yukon's Executive Presbyter Rev. Curtis Karns recently wrote an inspiring post about the theology of earth care on the Presbytery of Yukon blog.  He reminds us of the importance Jesus placed on responsibility for leadership.  With this in mind, it is our responsibility to be leaders in earth care.  Rev. Karns explores this and other of Jesus's teachings in relationship to our call to earth care.  Read the blog for more interesting thoughts on earth care.

Posted by on 10/29/2009 at 08:45 AM in Advocacy, Climate Change, Congregations, Eco-Theology |

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This is a very good challenge.

Armed with Walter Brueggemann's view of SOLIDARITY (he was at my Church this past weekend)in new orientation, I actually see how my own ideas, I had thought were rather somewhat different, are actually part of the already ready to go vision in wwjd. I plan on trying to investigate answers through each of the ethical norms in the 1990 document. Regardless of funding, my own special project as SCE is moving forward as Lehr Brisbin has agreed to host a youth trip to Camp Fellowship (about a dozen from NY going to SC) that Janet Hansen suggested I organize after hearing of my own idea.

I have started to create a website here

http://stewardshipofcreationenabler.giving.officelive.com/aboutus.aspx

Posted by: Brad McFall | 11/10/2009 at 07:13 PM

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