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Caring for creation in the deep south: Eco Church in Southland
- By James Beck
Last week, I had the privilege of traveling to Te Taurapa – Southland to connect with churches and individuals passionate about creation care. It was a trip filled with deep […]
Held up from going green: Five classic hesitations which stop churches from moving forward with their eco church journey
- By Mo Morgan
Here’s something I’ve noticed since I’ve been working with A Rocha helping churches in Aotearoa care for God’s creation — everyone cares. Everywhere I go, people understand the importance of […]
My five helpful resources which connect theology and environmental action in Aotearoa
- By Mo Morgan
When people engage with Creation Care it’s easy to jump straight to the ‘what and how’. But the ‘why’ of Creation Care is important and distinctive. Engaging with the why […]
My five essential reads for exploring eco-theology
- By James Beck
The journey into eco-theology – understanding the connection between Christian faith and care for God’s creation – can be both challenging and inspiring. Sometimes it is hard to know where […]
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