An urgent call to action, gathering insights from ecology coalitions, emerging theologies and spiritual and environmental activists to inspire us to work across denominational lines in order to fulfill our sacred imperative to care for God's creation.
An urgent call to action, gathering insights from ecology coalitions, emerging theologies and spiritual and environmental activists to inspire us to work across denominational lines in order to fulfill our sacred imperative to care for God's creation.
Andrea Cohen-Kiener is director of the Interreligious Eco-Justice Network (Connecticut's Interfaith Power and Light) and spiritual leader of Congregation Pnai Or of Central Connecticut. As a teacher, rabbi and community organizer, she has practiced the art of bringing a spiritual perspective to problem solving for over three decades.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Rev. Sally Bingham Introduction 1. The Making of an Environmental Activist: Waking Up to the Problem The Terrible Contradiction Too Good to Be True! The Spiritual Challenge of a Mountain of Garbage Agents for Transformation The Ultimate Common Ground 2. The Makings of a Movement: The Interfaith Imperative and Its Obstacles The Mountain of God Obstacles on the Path God of the Pews or God of the Cosmos? Leaving Base Camp The One about the Rabbi and the Evangelical Getting above the Tree Line 3. The New Wealth: Spirit Matters What Is Enough? Old Models for New Wealth A Living Vision Tools We Bring to the Table Transforming Business as Usual Imagine the Alternatives 4. Working Beyond Class and Race:Yes, We Do Need to Do This Together We Need to Talk Getting Beyond "Over There" Finding Common Cause Working Together The Great Light bulb Swap of '06 by Rev. Woody Bartlett Getting to the Table 5. How Big Is Your God? Theology Meets Earth-Care Activism Digging Deeper The Big Context by Rev. Tom Carr 6. The New Eden: Reclaiming the Garden Seeds of Possibility Wheat Sheaves and Matza Tales by Elisheva Rogosa Communion Agriculture by Andrea Ferich 7. The New Sabbath: Less Is More Unnamed Hungers Green Sabbath by Rev. Donna Schaper, PhD Creating New Sabbath Rituals 8. Eco-Conversion: A New Paradigm for a New Earth Seeing with Green Eyes Conversion to Eco-Justice by Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, PhD The Power of Witnessing Going Forward Appendix I Many Small Steps Appendix II Creating a Sustainable Civilization: Joanna Macy's Theoretical Foundations Appendix III Thoughts for Discussion and Action: Format for an Eight-week Study Session Appendix IV Interfaith Ecological Resources Acknowledgments About the Contributors
Foreword by Rev. Sally Bingham Introduction 1. The Making of an Environmental Activist: Waking Up to the Problem The Terrible Contradiction Too Good to Be True! The Spiritual Challenge of a Mountain of Garbage Agents for Transformation The Ultimate Common Ground 2. The Makings of a Movement: The Interfaith Imperative and Its Obstacles The Mountain of God Obstacles on the Path God of the Pews or God of the Cosmos? Leaving Base Camp The One about the Rabbi and the Evangelical Getting above the Tree Line 3. The New Wealth: Spirit Matters What Is Enough? Old Models for New Wealth A Living Vision Tools We Bring to the Table Transforming Business as Usual Imagine the Alternatives 4. Working Beyond Class and Race:Yes, We Do Need to Do This Together We Need to Talk Getting Beyond "Over There" Finding Common Cause Working Together The Great Light bulb Swap of '06 by Rev. Woody Bartlett Getting to the Table 5. How Big Is Your God? Theology Meets Earth-Care Activism Digging Deeper The Big Context by Rev. Tom Carr 6. The New Eden: Reclaiming the Garden Seeds of Possibility Wheat Sheaves and Matza Tales by Elisheva Rogosa Communion Agriculture by Andrea Ferich 7. The New Sabbath: Less Is More Unnamed Hungers Green Sabbath by Rev. Donna Schaper, PhD Creating New Sabbath Rituals 8. Eco-Conversion: A New Paradigm for a New Earth Seeing with Green Eyes Conversion to Eco-Justice by Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, PhD The Power of Witnessing Going Forward Appendix I Many Small Steps Appendix II Creating a Sustainable Civilization: Joanna Macy's Theoretical Foundations Appendix III Thoughts for Discussion and Action: Format for an Eight-week Study Session Appendix IV Interfaith Ecological Resources Acknowledgments About the Contributors
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