Posts by Mnt True
Support and be a part of a thriving local food system
Go deeper by planting a community garden, hosting a farmers market, and working toward food justice.
Read MoreBuild relationships with local farmers, community gardens, and cooperatives
Meet with your local farmers and food cooperatives, and see if you an source your pantries locally.
Read MoreThink seasonally and sustainably
Begin exploring food sustainability and how it can benefit your congregation, community, and planet.
Read MoreInvest in renewables, foster resilience, and work toward energy justice
Make your facilities part of the clean energy infrastructure network by installing solar panels or EV charging stations. Advocate for policies that make clean energy accessible to all.
Read MoreInvest in LEDs, energy efficiency measures and electrification
LED lightbulbs and other more energy-efficient technologies might have higher up-front costs but will quickly pay for themselves in energy savings.
Read MoreConserve energy use in your facilities with these easy, low-cost steps
From lowering the temperature of your water heater to posting signs reminding people to turn off the lights when they leave the room — cutting your congregation’s carbon footprint starts here.
Read MoreSeek ways to collaborate with other Creation Care Teams and congregations locally
Working with other Creation Care Teams in your region multiplies your impact and amplifies the message of creation care.
Read MoreEstablish a Creation Care Team that meets regularly
Establishing an active Creation Care Team that meets regularly allows for the coordination of the sustainability efforts at your congregation.
Read MoreExplore denominational resources regarding creation care and host a Creation Care Team formation potluck or interest meeting
Gauging interest and gathering members of your congregation is the first step toward creating a Creation Care Team.
Read MoreProvide regular events, speakers, and classes focused on care for creation
Don’t just make it a one-time thing. Make your educational offerings a regular part of your congregation’s calendar of offerings.
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