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The Art of Creation: Everything is Already Connected

The Art of Creation: Everything is Already Connected

March 10, 2022 - To see the connections that exist in this world is essential if we are to live well within it. The poem, Invocation, by Everett Hoagland reminds us just how necessary it is to see those connections and to live accordingly. By Louise Conner

The Art of Creation: A Ukrainian Artist's Philosophy of the Good

The Art of Creation: A Ukrainian Artist's Philosophy of the Good

March 3, 2022 - One of the losses in recent days from the Russian invasion of Ukraine is a museum that held, among other work, a large number of paintings by Maria Prymachenko, probably the most well-know Ukrainian artist. By Louise Conner

Resources for the Journey

Resources for the Journey

Feb. 23, 2022 - I occasionally share resources to help readers in their journey of ecological discipleship. I hope you find something that helps you! By James Amadon

The Art of Creation: Simple Does It

The Art of Creation: Simple Does It

February 24, 2022 - How was an overgrown dumping spot turned into a valuable environmental and community resource? The answer is actually quite simple. By Louise Conner

Embracing Adaptation

Embracing Adaptation

Feb. 21, 2022 - In 2015, my wife Debbie and had the remarkable opportunity to visit the Galapagos Islands. It opened a new world to us. By Mac Taylor

The Art of Creation: Listening Up

The Art of Creation: Listening Up

February 17, 2022 - We can be such noisy creatures. And for the most part, we seem oblivious to what we're squashing underneath the continuous soundtrack of our own noise-making. Chris Watson, British sound artist has valuable things to teach us. By Louise Conner

The Art of Creation: Ready for Winter but not for Spring

The Art of Creation: Ready for Winter but not for Spring

February 10, 2022 - Have you ever wondered how trees survive below-zero weather or why an early warm spell followed by freezing temperatures can kill trees that survive far colder temperatures in a usual winter? The answers are astounding with powerful implications for our faith. By Christine Sine