Book Corner

“Don’t look for hope, create it.” 

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"The Great River adds scope to our appreciation of this wonderful river we are a part of."

"What makes the book so stunning is the juxtaposition between what modern humans have done to the Red River and its valley and the simmering turmoil humans cause in their own lives, a juxtaposition of which the humans are barely aware"

"There are plenty of ideas in this book to help guide and structure outdoor gatherings that bring spiritual insights and renewed awareness of our connections to the earth as God’s gift."

How can we cease being the chaplains to capitalism and start seriously to address our climate crises?

What if we act as if we love the future?

This book reads like an adventure story, with intrepid military officials trying to conquer the ice and with scientists making important new discoveries, but its message about disappearing ice is also an important one as collectively we try to chart a sustainable path to the future.

“The object of this book is to provide you, the modern-day human, with resources to live a more natural and spiritual life.”