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Concern for resource consumption infuses all aspects of church life. Creation care is practiced through recycling, at potlucks, on committees, when considering transportation and in all areas of church life.
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Charlene Hosenfeld ECOfaith: Creating and Sustaining Green Congregations
This is a book with many bullet points–which makes it easy to read. Each idea–such as “Buy Fair Trade Coffee” or “Clean Green”–is followed by sections for facts, actions and resources. Chapters cover all areas of church life, from buildings and grounds to products, worship, finances and children’s activities.
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