By Kate Strathdee If you are anything like me, you are missing singing hymns as a congregation during this pandemic. Hymns are such a vital…
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Theological Reflections
What Mennonites can bring to the conversation about Climate Change
By Kate Strathdee When I ponder the question of what Mennonites and Anabaptists can bring to the conversation about climate change, I think about the…
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Beyond North America
Call for Peace and Justice in Meta, Colombia
By Jennifer Schrock, director of Mennonite Creation Care Network Periodically, MCCN receives requests for help regarding deforestation and lack of environmental sensitivity on the part…
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One Level Up
From Energy Audits to the Watershed Way
by Kate Strathdee Albuquerque Mennonite Church, Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a congregation of about 200 that has been working on creation care in various ways…
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The Cedar Has Fallen
The Prophetic Word vs Clear Cutting
While many organizations such as the Mennonite Men are planting trees, old growth trees continue to be cut down in locations such as British Columbia. Despite calls from biblical prophets, environmentalists, activists, Indigenous people, and faith leaders, governments and businesses are committed to old-growth logging. (more…)