Practical Earthkeeping: Is a Zero Waste Society Possible?
Becoming a zero waste society would require some big changes—both in perspective and practice.
Practical Earthkeeping: Feathered Friends and Collateral Damage
How can we protect the beautiful birds who live among us?
Practical Earthkeeping: Hospitality Toward Nature
October 30, 2025 - Noah Guthrie, a regular contributor to The Ecological Disciple, reflects on his recent time in Peru and what he learned about hospitality. By Noah Guthrie
Practical Earthkeeping: Turning Off Lights
August 21, 2025 - Darkness, a friend to many creatures, is often banished by the ever-shining light bulbs of human habitation. By Louise Conner
Practical Earthkeeping: Cultivating Empathetic Awe
April 14, 2025 - How can we cultivate the kind of awe, wonder, and love that leads us to action? By Noah Guthrie
Practical Earthkeeping: Cultural Formation and the Church
December 7, 2024 - By insisting on action, we push back on the temptation to just add “sustainability” to the list of issues we discuss at Bible studies, and by insisting on spiritual formation, we affirm that effective environmental action begins with inner transformation. By Noah Guthrie
Practical Earthkeeping: Changing the World One Meal at a Time
November 2, 2024 - Today we welcome back Rev. Elaine Breckenridge as our guest writer. Elaine shares her journey of change in the food she eats, where she purchases that food, and the difference these changes are making in her life. By Rev. Elaine Breckenridge