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By Chris Kidd | Blog
I’ve been wrestling for the last couple of years with a Christian response to the environment and trying to understand the environment and specifically climate change at a better level. …
By Dr John Houghton | Cape Town 2010 Congress Video
Moderator Ken Gnanakan (India), introduces concerns regarding environmental degradation in our world. The first presenter is Dr. John Houghton (UK). Download Options PC users: Right click a link and choose…
By Dr Denise Thompson | Cape Town 2010 Congress Video
Description: Professor of entrepreneurship, Dr. Denise Thompson from Jamaica asks, ’How will the Church respond to environmental concerns?’ Download Options PC users: Right click a link and choose "Save as"…
By David Kidma | Cape Town 2010 Congress Video
Dr. Gnanakan introduces David Kidma from Papua, New Guinea, who speaks on the role of the Church in the care of the environment. Mr. Kidma describes how the Church in…
By Chavoux Luyt | Sermon/Message
The obvious reason for Christians to be involved in the environment is the original creation purpose of God (Gen.1:26, 2:15) ’Then God said, "Let us make man in our image,…
By Calvin B DeWitt | Article
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By Edward Brown | Blog
I have been posting a Blog Series at http://ourfathersworld.org called ’Countdown to Cape Town" in which I have been exploring the relationship of the environmental crisis, redemption and the church. …
By Chris Kidd | Blog
As part of my preparation for attending Cape Town 2010 I’ve been reading the advance papers. The latest is The Science of Global Climate Change. Facing the Issues. What are…
By Russ Pierson | Blog
This is a discussion of creation care in the context of a review for the book, "Nation of Rebels" by Heath and Potter. The greater context is as an assignment…
By Connie Wragge | Research
Every day I walk, and nearly every day I find something I can pick up and toss out that keeps the environment a tiny bit cleaner. I recycle everything I…
By Craig Sorley | Article
This paper was presented at a Missions Forum at the Overseas Ministries Study Center in December 2009. Craig Sorley is Director of Care of Creation Kenya, sister organization of Care…
By Panel | Cape Town 2010 Congress Video
Directions: Click the play button in the video window above to watch all videos from the session in order. Alternatively, you may advance to a specific part of the session…
By Ed Brown | Article
This is the concluding section of a longer paper called ’Confessions of a Reluctant Environmentalist’ first published at Urbana.org - click here for the original full article. These final remarks…
By Ed Brown | Article
Though the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is now capped and the world has for the most part moved on, the issue of how we as Christians should…
By Lowell Bliss | Article
Care of Creation and Eden Vigil, two Christian creation care organizations cohosted a Consultation on Environmental Missions in Manhattan KS July 12-16. A small group of environmental and missions leaders…
By Peter Houston | Blog
(Adding my voice to those of Scott Sabin, Las Newman, Ken Gnanakan, Rod Green and others...) I am someone who values a sense of wonder. There is an immediacy and…
By Frédéric BAUDIN | Article
An article about Bible and Ecology
By Darren Sleep | Article
A Response to Scott Sabin’s ‘Whole Earth Evangelism’ While I don’t disagree with Scott Sabin’s thoughts, I am uncomfortable with “piling on more doom and gloom.” True, the average North…
By Samuele Furfari | Article
A Response to Scott Sabin’s ‘Whole Earth Evangelism’ Scott Sabin rightly mentioned the heartbreaking situation of Haiti. In video images of the recent tragic earthquake, we saw a striking contrast…
By Rod Green | Article
The ‘Reflections of the Lausanne Theology Working Group 2010’ provide an excellent foundation for thinking biblically about our responsibility to care for God’s Creation: ’God has reconciled all things in…
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