Nature

The work will include (shallow) digging, cutting rhizomes with pruners, mixing potting soil, and packing the rhizomes into bags. Drop in when you can or stay for the whole event. We will provide some snacks and drinks. All ages and abilities are welcome.

Happy Easter Season! With the advent of spring, we are surrounded by resurrection stories. Roofs once covered with blue tarps now bear fresh shingles in my neighborhood. Roads have reopened.…

Dear WNC Creation Care Alliance Friends, I write to share two pieces of information with you.  1. We are sad to say goodbye to Sarah Ogletree, our Creation Care Alliance…

Creation Care & Loving Our Neighbors In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, we swiftly mobilized to provide essential support to communities affected by the storm. Our dedication to environmental stewardship…

If you’re wondering how to help in the wake of Helene, here are some needs that we’ve compiled based on our experience over the past few weeks. We hope this…

Ingles Markets: Leading Western NC in Plastic Pollution Call on Ingles to protect God’s Creation! Ingles Markets is our hometown grocery store chain. They are also one of the largest…

The following sermon was preached by CCA Director Sarah Ogletree on July 7th at FPC Spruce Pine as a part of their recent series on creation care. The scripture for…

The following sermon was preached on Sunday, June 23rd, 2024, by Rev. Michael Poulos of First Presbyterian Church of Spruce Pine as a part of a series on creation care…

The below sermon was preached by CCA Director Sarah Ogletree on June 2nd at Warren Wilson Presbyterian Church in Swannanoa. The text for the day was Mark 2: 23-3:6. I’m…

The following sermon was preached on Sunday, June 2nd, 2024, by Rev. Michael Poulos of First Presbyterian Church of Spruce Pine. It marks the first sermon in a series on…