By Sean Gladding — From time to time I write about what my garden is teaching me about life. Paying attention to the plants, insects, birds and soil with which…
By Lynne Baab — Maybe you’ve never heard of World Environment Day, a day set aside by the United Nations to focus on care for the environment. I only learned…
By Talitha Fraser — Jon Cornford’s recent publication Coming Back to Earth: Essays on Church, Climate Change, Cities, Agriculture and Eating offers ideas confronting, but necessary, to consume if we…
by Christine Sine Yesterday I made yoghurt for the first time in a couple of years. I was primarily motivated by my question How do I sustain what was seeded in…
When we think about sustainability, Wendell Berry is one of the people who immediately springs to mind. His writing and environmental advocacy have had a huge impact on my life…
By Allison de Laveaga Where I live in Northern California fall brings warm weather and sunny days. The summertime fog disappears for a few months and we can finally shed…
By Tom Sine — this was first published on V3 blog. CHURCHES REACHING OUT TO NEIGHBORS IN CRISIS IN TEXAS AND FLORIDA Recently Rev. Walter August Jr. let service out…
By Talitha Fraser — When life becomes stressful and you find yourself burdened by matters personal or political, or holding things that are going on for friends or family you…
By Lilly Lewin—– Here in the mid-south, we are already planting vegetables in the garden, and starting our front porch planters. The true gardeners are going full force getting in…
By Andy Wade – For me to gain means you must lose. That’s the basis of a zero-sum relationship. This kind of thinking is deeply embedded in our western culture, especially…
