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Engaging Congregations in Caring for Creation

 
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The Faith and Environment Network engages congregations and people of faith in caring for Creation. We connect our network partners with sustainable lifestyle resources as well as conservation service and environmental stewardship opportunities.
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Community Resources

Conservation Northwest

The Lands Council

The Story of Stuff

Earth Ministry

Energy Star

Green Spokane

Restoring Eden

The Dangers of Plastic Bags

 

 

 

 

Creation Care 101

A series of faith-based classes and events to help you become a better steward of the earth. Series runs September-November Registration for all Tele-classes and Web-seminars can be found at
http://www.eministrynetwork.org/environment.htm

Series Schedule

  • September, 16 at 6pm - FLOW: For the Love of Water: Film Showing and Dinner at St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral
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  • September, 15 at 7pm- Creating a Non-toxic Home Environment: Tele-class by Felicia Reilly
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  • September, 17 at 7pm- Greening your Lifestyle:  Class by Felicia Reilly at St. Aloysius Catholic Church
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  • September, 24 at 7pm- The Kingdom of God is Like a Farmer’s Market: Exploring the Intersections of Food, Faith and Justice: Tele-class by Rev Craig Goodwin
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  • September, 29 at 7pm- The Theology of Creation Care: Tele-class by Rev Tom Soeldner
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  • October, 6 at 7pm- How to ‘Green’ Your Congregation: Tele-class by Phyllis Strupp
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  • Date TBA- An End to the Timber Wars: Finding a Balance that Benefits Forests and Communities in NE Washington: Presented by The NE Washington Forestry Coalition
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  • November, 14 and 15th- Food, Faith, and Fellowship: Featuring Peter Illyn, St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
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  • November,19th at 7pm- Working Salmon River Project: Web-seminar Jerry White, Save our Wild Salmon

For more information on any of the classes or events please contact Felicia at faithandenvironment@gmail.com or 294-3944.

 

 
 
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