What made this Bible-believing church start prayer gardens, energy audits, and a Creation Care Week? Believing the Bible, of course.
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The carpool declined in popularity in the 20th century, but is it having a renaissance? Here are three steps to bringing the carpool to church.
How to avoid spending more time on screen-related activities that put us at risk for obesity, depression, and violent behavior.
At QIdeas.org Pastor and author, Tri Robinson, writes about his, and his church’s, journey to towards caring for creation: “In all my years of ministry, I never saw this coming. Caring for the environment was a value I rediscovered through a series of conversations and hours spent seeking God about what my response as a Christian [...]
Does “Save the earth” sound like more than you can handle? Creation care is supposed to be a delight. Take it one month at a time.
Looking for opportunities to take care of creation in March? January? June? Find them here.
Have you forgotten about Haiti? Here’s one way to remember (and love) brothers and sisters still suffering from environmental disaster.
When you you most need to bring the outdoors in? During winter! Here’s how.
The season of Advent means the advent of next year’s garden, too.
A 115-year-old congregation in one of Indianapolis’s rougher urban neighborhoods might not be the first image to pop into one’s mind when one thinks of a “green” church.
Looking for a better, more compassionate shopping experience this Christmas? Create your own!
Conservation is only one part of the equation. Cultivation is the other, and the time to cultivate is now.
Psst. Here’s a secret: Recycling paper is worthless if we don’t use recycled paper.
A “green” facility is a great witness to the world of your church’s commitment to following every aspect of God’s will. Here’s how to “green” your church building from top to bottom.
