Off the beaten path
A Zambian boy’s choice to grab a water bottle years ago helped form a Georgia woman’s stance on creation care today.
Creation care
Planting trees of hope in Haiti
Planting trees can bring hope, both physically and spiritually. A team planted 100 fruit trees in impoverished Haiti, desiring to bring hope to a country in great need.
Welcoming the Pope to America
It was an honor to be an invited guest to welcome Pope Francis to our country. I’ve had some time to reflect on this experience…
Trees are conspicuous in God’s redemptive story
Last year, I read through the Bible underlining everything Scripture says about trees. From the Tree of Life (Genesis) to the Tree of Life (Revelation), I discovered a forest with deep roots in faith.
Worship services coming to U.S. national parks
While young people today are often portrayed as selfish, distracted, or apathetic, Nancy Sleeth tells of a group that is making a difference and ministering in national parks across the U.S.
A Wesleyan View of Creation Care
The psalmist wrote “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it” (Psalm 24:1). Yet any honest reader of the newspaper or thoughtful observer of current events must acknowledge that all is not well..
