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Stewardship of Creation
Sharing our faith, ideas and actions to serve God's creation.
Our responsibility as stewards extends to all areas of our lives, including the surrounding physical environment. The resources listed here will help us with that task.
Upcoming
and Ongoing Events
- The Everyday Environmentalist - More Ways to be Green
- Theologian to Lecture on the Bible and the Environment: Distinguished Duke University theology professor Ellen Davis will give the third annual Martha J. Horne Lecture at St. Paul's, Alexandria on Sunday, January 24, 2010 at 10 a.m. in the nave. Entitled "The Land I Will Remember: An Agrarian Reading of the Bible," the lecture is taken from Dr. Davis' latest book, which integrates biblical studis with a critique of industrial agriculture and food production. All are welcome. St. Paul's is located at 228 South Pitt Street in the Old Town section of Alexandria, and there is free parking in the courthouse garage in the 100 block of South Pitt. For further information please call 703-338-3718.
Environmental Stewardship in the Churches
Worship Resources
Eco-Theology Education
Educating ourselves about eco-theology helps us grow in our
understanding of our stewardship responsibilities.
Green Building Technologies
Green
building technologies make our work and worship spaces more
environmentally sensitive.
Science Education
What does science tell us about the effects of global warming, species preservation, and pollution?
Saving Energy
Saving
energy saves money and the environment:
Taking Action
Steps
and ideas for you
and your congregation to help the environment:
These Web resources were made available by the Committee on the Stewardship of Creation.
Contact the
committee: Rocco Tricarico, chair or John Gass, co-chair for energy
Download a copy of the Committee's Resolutions archive.
Download a copy of the Committee's mission statement and brochure.
Last updated November 11, 2008.
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