The Way Forward: Can We Help Each Other Grow?

Subscribers, this post is just for you! We have been publishing The Ecological Disciple for 2 months, and not only do we want to thank you for subscribing, we want to hear from you and build a sense of community around our shared interest in ecological discipleship. To that end, we have created an easy way for you to submit questions and share resources, helpful practices, and wisdom. This will only work if we get a good number of responses - you can do it!

We will collect everyone's thoughts and publish them in a subscribers-only post called "Members Mailbag." We will only use your first name and where you are from. Here are some prompts, with links to a form that makes it very easy to contribute.

Click HERE for the form. It should take about 5 minutes to complete.

Do you have questions, such as:

• How do we read the Bible from the perspective of faith and ecology?
• What do you think about this particular biblical text or interpretation?
• I have a friend who has an objection to this way of thinking - how do I talk to them?

Do you have resources that might help other readers?

• Books that you find helpful.
• Websites you really like.
• Eco-friendly products you use.
• Organizations that are doing great work in this area (other than Circlewood, which supports The Ecological Disciple, which we know you love already!)

What practices are helping you in your ecological discipleship?

• What are you learning about?
• What do you do with your family, around your home, or with your community?
• Have you done advocacy work or participated in larger endeavors?

These are only a few prompts. Write whatever you like. Let's help each other grow!

Click HERE for the form. It should take about 5 minutes to complete.

With you on the Way,

James

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