Partner with Place In class this past week, we explored a second principle of regenerative development and design: partnering with place. We affirmed that when we see places as alive, recognize that they have essences, … Read More
April is Earth Month!
The Hope for Creation class spent the Fall sessions gaining an understanding of the magnitude of the climate crisis. The winter sessions focused on what our theology (especially our United Methodist theology) says about care … Read More
From Small Beginnings to Restoring Hope: A Journey with Emma Norton Services and Ministries
Delve into the rich history and evolving mission of Emma Norton Services, from its humble beginnings supporting young women in St. Paul to its current expansion with the construction of Restoring Waters, a new facility aiming to provide comprehensive housing and services to those recovering from homelessness. Join the journey of growth and commitment with the Restoring Waters Capital Campaign.
Hope for Creation IACCW – Spring Week One Summary
Design for Evolution In class this past Sunday, we discussed the emergence of “regeneration” as a primary orienting goal for a growing number of environmental theorists, activists, farmers, gardeners, and related systems thinkers and practitioners. … Read More
Hope for Creation IACCW – Spring Series
What Ought We To Do? In class this past week, we turned to themes of ecological penitence, forgiveness, and hope. In conversation with eco-theologian Norman Wirzba, and informed by the wisdom of terrapsychology, we asked: 1) What … Read More