A nature observation walk with a group of friends gives us fresh air, fellowship, exercise, and a chance to sharpen our observation skills. It can deepen friendships by getting us out of our usual routines, and bring us closer to God. With this activity, you’ll look a little more closely at your surroundings and have a deeper experience of creation. It can be a short walk in a city park or an all-day event further afield.
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The Gift of Good Land
I know very well that Christians have not only been often indifferent to such abuse, but have often condoned it and often perpetrated it. That is not the issue. The issue is whether or not the Bible explicitly or implicitly defines a proper human use of Creation or the natural world. […]
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Eight Starter Ideas for Churches Who Care about Creation
Biblical environmental stewardship must be about caring for creation in a way that's deeply rooted in faith and that testifies to the Creator himself. Here are eight ideas for your church. […]
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Weekly Reflection: Confessions of a Reluctant Birder
A reluctant birder's foray into "the consummate nerdy activity." […]
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Why your child needs a knife
How introducing your children to responsible practices with whittling knives can sustain creation by getting them out in it. […]
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Download Discussion Guide for Earth
Get the new discussion guide for the Disneynature film Earth being released on April 22, and watch the film with your family in the light of scripture.
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