The Art of Creation: Long Live the Weeds and Wilderness
September 30, 2021 - For the earnest ecological disciple seeking sources of inspiration, a rich cache can be found in the poetry of the Victorian Jesuit Gerard Manley Hopkins. By Jeff Reed
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How My Faith Has Shifted #3: How Creation Spirituality Enriched My Church Based Faith
September 20, 2020 - I began to see that holiness existed not just in church but in creation. By Rev. Elaine Breckenridge
The Art of Creation: Your Name is Goodness
September 24, 2021 - Is giving thanks the most fundamental part of your prayers? By Louise Conner
How My Faith Has Shifted #2: The Pacific Northwest—A Moveable Classroom
September 19, 2021 - “What is a book, experience, person, moment or series of things in your life that has accelerated your understanding and practice of ecological discipleship?" I have such an easy answer! By Jessalyn Gentry
The Art of Creation: Leaf on Leaf, Stone on Stone
September 16, 2021 - Sometimes the only way anyone will see his works is through the pictures he takes of them before they change, melt, collapse, or are brought down by a passing wind. By Louise Conner
How My Faith Has Shifted #1: My Journey from Doubt to a Wildly Wonderful Understanding and Purpose
September 13, 2021 - We welcome our first guest writer to our blog, who says, "I learnt that my God is not aloof from me in my humanity nor this created world I live in." By Vidhya Chintala
The Art of Creation: Patterned on Nature
September 9, 2021 - In Barcelona, Spain, a park originally designed to be a housing complex for the well-to-do, is a showcase for some of the most innovative and creative skills of a renowned architect known for his love of God and his love of nature. By Louise Conner