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Disciple: Food, Faith and Community in a Pandemic

The Friendship Table and Good News Garden at St. Mary’s, High Point, feed body and soul When St. Mary’s, High Point, conceived of launching an intentional community program for young adults at the intersection of food and faith, the ch...

Disciple: Going Solar for Mission

How three diocesan churches are saving the environment and serving their communities The cost savings are significant, but ultimately, St. Andrew’s, Greensboro, viewed installing solar panels on the church as an act of mission, a way...

Disciple: The Edible Landscape

Christ the King, Charlotte, is transforming its property to feed neighbors body and soul If asked to identify a defining characteristic of Chapel of Christ the King, Charlotte, many would readily say “community.” Not just in th...

All Saints', Concord: Growing Native Tree Saplings - A New Creation Care Ministry

Cimate change is a threat to the health of our planet and has the most adverse effects on those with the least resources. Planting the right tree in the right place removes carbon from the atmosphere, provides shade to lower utility costs, filter...

Good Shepherd, Rocky Mount, Grows Day School Garden

Lots of things grow at the Good Shepherd Day School in Rocky Mount: imagination, knowledge, children, love and even radishes. The Day School, which has stayed open throughout the pandemic, has planted a garden for which the children and staff hav...

Nature and Grace in a Time of Coronavirus

I am writing this in the middle of Holy Week. It is a time when our churches are usually bustling with Holy Week activities, and we are concluding our Lenten journeys of penance and reflection, engaging in the ritual orientation of our liturgical...

Going Solar: St. Andrew's, Greensboro, Welcomes a Different Kind of Energy

Are you concerned with the rising cost of your parish's energy bills and concerned with the carbon footprint your parish is leaving for our children or grandchildren? Have you considered reducing the carbon footprint and reducing the amount of en...

Baby Steps, Big Change

By Nell Joslin At Christ Church Raleigh, we are now two years into a Creation Care program that started with the efforts of a handful of parishioners. Although our large parish, which occupies the beautiful 1840s stone building on Capitol S...

Climate Strike 2019: Our Youth and Our World Need Us

By Becky Showalter I know that the scripture passage “and a child shall lead them” from Isaiah is overused and often taken out of context, but I couldn’t help it. They were the words that kept ...

Fingers on the Same Hand

By the Rev. Jill Staton Bullard In 1975, I planted a garden in the middle of the Kansas plains. It was my very first garden, my very first attempt at growing food. Farmer Fred, our landlord and one ...

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