Book Corner

Imagine wilderness as a place to be protected, loved, and shared

The Covenant of Water is a joy to read, with an abundance of passages that are deeply affecting.

Our grandchildren, and great grandchildren et cetera, will arguably be better served by such an understanding to ground their Great Work. And Christ's church will be so, as well.

The impact it has on the most poor and vulnerable among us, as well as the environment in its entirety

Werner uses the term kin-dom of God rather than kingdom, to show that all things, living, plant, animal, waters, mountains, rocks, all are our kin, all part of God’s creation and caring presence. 

“the big surprise in writing this book has been discovering not only how easily and quickly heat can kill you, but what a powerful reminder it is of how deeply connected we are to one another and all living things.”

We need to take personal stock on how we live our lives and relate to each other.  Taking care of the planet will naturally follow. 

Yong’s book gives us powerful insights into the magnificence of the world around us

The boreal stretches from northern Europe, Russia, Alaska, Canada, and into Greenland. It is the second largest biom on earth, after the oceans, the lung of the earth more impactful than any other forest.

Community-Based Social Marketing acknowledges the difficulties of making changes and offers strategies and ways of thinking that help with change