Louise loves being able to bring together things she cares deeply about—writing, God, and creation—by writing for The Ecological Disciple. She lives in the Puget Sound area with and near her family.
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James lives near Seattle, WA. He enjoys combining his academic training and pastoral experience in his writing. Learn more about him, and the organization he leads, at www.circlewood.online.
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We are privileged to have contributions from many talented and knowledgeable guest writers.
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Jessalyn lives in the PNW and works as the social media coordinator for Circlewood.
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Activist, passionate gardener, and author, Christine is the Founder of the contemplative blog godspacelight.com. Her most recent book is The Gift of Wonder: Creative Practices for Delighting in God.
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The Rev. Elaine H. Breckenridge is a retired Episcopal priest residing on Camano Island, Washington. She enjoys serving as a substitute priest, caring for two grandsons, exploring nature, and writing.
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Born by the North Sea, raised in Nashville, Noah has long nursed a passion for creatures and creative writing. Today, his blogs have become a means of pursuing both loves at once.
Vidhya lives with her husband and daughter near Seattle, WA. She aspires that as a family, they will seek, learn, and do things within their means to care for people and creation.
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Jeff Reed serves as the pastor of Highland Covenant Church in Bellevue, Washington and manages Wind in the Reeds Press, a small publishing enterprise. He is married to Susan and has three grown kids.
I love living & pastoring in the eclectic Ecodistrict Audubon Park in Orlando, FL. My passions include sustainability, gardening, the arts, as well as addressing issues of hunger & human rights.
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Joe Sheldon taught for 36 years, authored two books and many articles, and helps lead several environmental organizations. He retired to Whidbey Island, Washington where he lives with his wife, Donna.
Lenore Three Stars (Oglala Lakota) retired from a federal civil rights career and moved to be with her grandchildren. She began a journey to decolonize her theology, earning an MA from the North American Institute of Indigenous Theological Studies.
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