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Scholars, climate activists, and preachers discuss the weekly lectionary texts through a creation justice lens.
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This episode was recorded at Sister Grove Farm in Van Alstyne, Texas and features Creation Justice Ministries' board president, Rev. Sarah Macias, our executive director Avery Lamb, and our church engagement manager, Marissa Salgado.
This week's guest is Daniel Wolpert. Rev. Wolpert is a healer and student of the spiritual life who has worked as a research scientist, psychologist, spiritual director, farmer, teacher, and construction worker as well as a pastor. He is the author of several books including "Creation’s Wisdom: Spiritual Practice and Climate Change".
Our guest this week is Rev. Dr. Grey Maggiano, rector of Church of the Nativity in Raleigh, North Carolina.
This week we are joined by Ron Rienstra. Rev. Dr. Ron Rienstra is Director of Church engagement for A Rocha USA, and Professor of Preaching & Worship Arts at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan.
This week we are joined by Rev. Josh Scott, Pastor of GracePointe Church in Nashville, TN and author of several books including the forthcoming "Advent Can Still Change the World: Bringing Christmas Past into Christmas Present"
This week we are joined by Father Pete Nunnally, author of the newly released book "Catching Hope: The Hidden Spiritual Wisdom of Fishing" and Pastor of Water and Wilderness Church in Washington D.C.
Our guest this week is the Very Rev. Pamela Dolan. Rev. Dolan is the rector of The Episcopal Church in St. Martin in Davis California and the author of Contemplative Gardening.
Our gues for this episode is Rev. Dr. Xavier Johnson. Dr. Johnson teaches in the areas of homiletics and Black Church studies at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. His research interests converge at the intersection of clergy leadership, black religion, social justice, and preaching. He is also the homiletician-in-residence for the EcoPreacher program hosted by Creation Justice Ministries in partnership with Lexington Theological Center in Kentucky and The BTS Center in Portland, ME.
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