Like everything Houston’s Ecclesia church community pursues, environmental stewardship isn’t “going green.” It’s following God.
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Reviving Lives and Landscapes
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Like everything Houston’s Ecclesia church community pursues, environmental stewardship isn’t “going green.” It’s following God.
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Our goal is to slowly remake our landscape from one of suburban conformity to one that is God-glorifying and provides food for many different kinds of creatures, including humans.
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Are there examples of churches doing creation care in life-giving ways? Yes!
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Where can you walk from your church? Who can walk to your church? Improving walkability is good for creation and communities.
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It’s hard to enjoy the great hot drinks of the holiday season in a paper cup. Wrap your hands around a warm mug, instead!
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“Building a church is a bit like making an offering to God.” An interview with architect and author Michael Abbaté.
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Celebrating and caring for creation during Thanksgiving makes sense for Christians.
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Writer and speaker Margaret Feinberg calls creation care an “invitation to intentionality” in this Flourish interview.
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With BBC footage compiled by The Branch Church in Texas and music by Brian Doerksen, this video inspires a spirit of awe and worship for God’s power of creation.
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Four churches sweep the 2009 ENERGY STAR Congregations Awards for environmental stewardship.
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