Thursday, September 19, 2024

Presbyterians for Earth Care - Church-wide Bible Study Begins Sunday, Webinar on Wednesday, Voter Survey

Online Bible Study - Begins

This Sunday!


You are invited to join Presbyterians for Earth Care for a virtual monthly study of:


Let Justice Roll Down: God’s Call to Care for Neighbors and All Creation

by Patricia K. Tull
Suggestions for Leaders by Rebecca Barnes


Please join PEC for this unique monthly opportunity for community and meaningful study! 

 

Day: Fourth Sundays


Time: 7:00 pm Eastern/ 6:00 pm Central/ 5:00 pm Mountain/ 4:00 pm Pacific. The study will run for 75 minutes each session.


Dates: Sept. 22nd, Oct. 27th, Nov. 24th, Dec. 22nd, Jan. 26th, Feb. 23rd, Mar. 23rd, Apr. 28th, May 26th


Study Leaders: Rev. M. Courtenay Willcox and Rev. Lucy Youngblood




WEBINAR NEXT WEDNESDAY


EDIBLE LANDSCAPES & CLIMATE RESILIENT COMMUNITIES


The presentation will cover the benefits of trees to building climate resilient communities in historically marginalized areas, the value of fruit-bearing trees, integrating edible plants into a landscape, regenerative agriculture practices in small urban spaces, and sharing fresh local food with populations facing food insecurity.


Webinar Date: Wednesday, September 25, 2024


Time: 7:30 pm EDT (6:30 CDT, 5:30 MDT, 4:30 PDT)


Presenters: The Rev. Dr. Shelly Barrick Parsons, Exec. Director of Capital Trees and Scharmel Roussel, Exec. Director of Arkansas Interfaith Power & Light


Make your Earth Care Voice Heard!


Everyone is needed to speak up for the environment.  


Presbyterians for Earth Care will be sharing voting resources over the next couple of months leading up to the election. We need YOU to help us determine what kinds of resources we could better provide to help you and others when it comes to prioritizing earth care through our vote.


Take our SHORT Environmental

Voter Survey!


CLICK HERE

The Rev. Dr. Patricia Tull has been working since 2016 with the Rev. Tom Ochuka, bishop of environment and health for the Africa Inland Church in Kisumu, Kenya, to support tree planting, environmental education, and health services in his community. Presbyterians for Earth Care has been a supporter of the partnership since its inception.  Both PEC Treasurer Jo Randolph and PEC Coordinator Mindy Hidenfelter recently returned from traveling with a small group from the U.S. to Nairobi and then on to Kisumu, Kenya, the location of the conservation projects carried out by the God’s Green Resourceful Earth team.  


To learn about the God’s Green Resourceful Earth partnership’s background and mission, please read recent posts on the Inhabiting Eden blog written by Trisha Tull HERE.


Please enjoy the posts following our Sept. 1-16, 2024 visit to the beautiful country of Kenya on the PEC Blog here:


God’s Green Resourceful Earth - Friendship Trip to Kenya Post #1

Masai Mara Safari - Kenya Post #2

Visiting the Projects of GGRE - Kenya Post #3

Visits with Local Schools and Agriculture Projects - Kenya Post #4


If you would like to contribute  to the work of God’s Green Resourceful Earth, you may mail your tax-deductible donations, made out to Basic Needs, Simple Solutions and earmarked for God’s Green Resourceful Earth, to:

Basic and Simple

2116 West Washington St.

Indianapolis, IN  46241

To make a tax-deductible donation through PayPal or a credit or debit card, follow this link.

For only the second time, a top science magazine endorses for president

Scientific American endorsed Kamala Harris, arguing that Trump’s attack on scientific fact is singularly dangerous.


Here is the link to the September 16, 2024 Scientific American article.

How can we help you care for God’s creation?  Drop us an email and let us know at presbyearthcare@gmail.com


Help us grow! Please let us know if there is anyone we should add to our list!  Just reply to this email.  Thank you!

Please help us to continue to assist individuals and churches in creation care work by donating to PEC through our website by CLICKING HERE.  Thank you!

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