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sustainable living

The Art of Creation – Sculpting Sustainability

by Melissa Taft April 5, 2022

originally posted on our partner Circlewood’s blog, The Ecological Disciple, here. Above photo: SYNERGY, 2009, LAKE WANAKA, NEW ZEALAND by Louise Conner When viewing the work of collaborative artists Martin …

April 5, 2022

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Coming back to earth

by Hilary Horn May 18, 2018

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 …

May 18, 2018

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Garden Resources

by Hilary Horn May 9, 2018

As Godspace continues to explore sustainability, below are some resources that you may find interesting as you venture into sustainable living through gardening. Growing our own food – whether it …

May 9, 2018

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6 Ways to Start Living Sustainably on a Tight Budget

by Hilary Horn April 24, 2018

By Hilary Horn — Sustainability can seem like a huge cost to some of us – fair trade clothes or home goods, organic foods, solar panels, electric cars, etc. can …

April 24, 2018

Hospitality

Hospitality and Hugs

by Hilary Horn July 5, 2017

This month, one of our themes on Godspace is hospitality. Take a look at a post from Beth Booram on hospitality — I was hugging someone goodbye recently when she …

July 5, 2017

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Are All Christians Hedonists?

by Christine Sine September 16, 2013

Last week I shared this quote from Business Secrets of the Trappist Monks: It is as though the materialism that has a death grip on this culture has taken our spirituality …

September 16, 2013

creation care Gardening

The Message of Permaculture – Care and Share

by Christine Sine February 7, 2013

Last night was my final class at St Andrew’s Episcopal church here in Seattle. Much of our discussion was around the principles and tenets of Permaculture. This method of agriculture, …

February 7, 2013

Gardening

Wading Pool Gardens

by Christine Sine November 8, 2012

This evening I have been sitting in Newberg Oregon talking to Randy Woodley about possible ways that urban areas can become more self sustaining which reminded me of one of …

November 8, 2012

recipes

Cooking with Quinoa

by Christine Sine July 18, 2012

For our time on Camano on Monday I made a delicious quinoa salad and thought that you might appreciate the recipe. Quinoa has the most protein of any grain,and the highest fat content. …

July 18, 2012

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What Does a Person Need?

by Christine Sine July 10, 2012

MSA intern Chris Holcomb is starting a series of posts at the MSA blog on experiments in simplicity. One of the questions that I’ve been grappling with over the last …

July 10, 2012

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