God’s redemptive plan completes the ethic and beauty of creation care.
Flourish 2009
A Flourish interview with popular writer and speaker Margaret Feinberg.
I had a pretty good talk prepared to open the Flourish conference. Then I saw who was there, and I rewrote it on the spot. Well, re-scribbled it, anyway. I think I kept most of the jokes. But I added a confession, and not an easy one.
Does technology help or hinder our adherence to God’s call to stewardship?
Just a taste of what came out of the first-ever Flourish Conference!
Flourish 2009 starts tomorrow!
Several weeks ago, I participated in a Baptist church’s panel discussion on the environment. The church has a congregation of about 200, and is being led by several young and energetic folks with some great ideas for community outreach and ministry-building. But to our dismay, only a handful of church-members arrived for the panel talk, [...]
Christianity Today’s Editor in Chief writes about Flourish 2009, and he expresses his belief that the conference will break through the church’s logjam on environmental issues and their connection to ministry.
Glenn Lucke interviews Flourish president and co-founder, Rusty Pritchard.
ATLANTA, March 23, 2009 – A national gathering of church leaders will focus on the unique opportunities for Christian churches to embrace environmental stewardship. The Flourish National Church Leaders Conference on Creation Care (www.flourishonline.org/flourish-2009-conference/), will be held at CrossPointe Church near Atlanta, May 13-15, 2009.
