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Kendra Langdon Juskus

We Love the Creation We Know

No matter how humble our immediate environment is, we must learn and love that place before we can learn and love the whole creation.

The danger of shirking personal responsibility; the hope of taking up Christian responsibility.

Is a personal approach to creation care useless? Not from a Christian standpoint.

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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.

Discussion Guide