Book Corner

We cannot afford to be paralyzed by fear or shame. We must act, with power, love, and a sound mind. Together we can save ourselves.

We need to listen to the voices of the beasts, the trees, all of nature, to understand and advocate for the entire creation. 

Is climate change not a moral challenge?

Looking for ideas for a book group in your church or community?

The title of Watt-Coutier’s book might resonate with us who live in northern Minnesota, but others might ask, who wants that right?

“Being concerned about the environment is a biblically mandated command, and acting to rescue creation….is a Christian obligation,”

Love is a theme throughout Ilia’s writing, because it is the essence of the living God.

Christians [should] have always known this, because an incarnate God is a world-loving God; but now it takes on new meaning and depth as we realize the radical interrelationship and interdependence of all forms of life. . . .