Watershed Discipleship
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Unsettling the Word
Those in the watershed discipleship community will be interested in a recent book called Unsettling the Word: Biblical Experiments in Decolonization (Mennonite Church Canada, 2018), edited by Steve Heinrichs and illustrated by Jonathan Dyck. With 69 short entries by an excellent list of contributors,… Continue Reading “Unsettling the Word”
Eco-Stewards | Richmond, VA | June 29, 2019
The Eco-Stewards Program, an organization that uses a week-long, place-based learning program to create community among young adult leaders (ages 20-30) who care about the importance of the intersection between their faith and environmental stewardship, will be in Richmond, VA on June 29, 2019.… Continue Reading “Eco-Stewards | Richmond, VA | June 29, 2019”
Watershed Snapshot | The Jordan River Watershed, Part 2
Above photo: Jordan River today, Christopher-Sprake / iStock / Getty My name is Jonathan. I am a Mennonite Christian Palestinian US American. My dual identities as a Palestinian, and as a white US American offer me insight to Christianity both as an indigenous wisdom… Continue Reading “Watershed Snapshot | The Jordan River Watershed, Part 2”
Watershed Snapshot | The Jordan River Watershed, Part 1
Above photo: Jonathan Brenneman and Sarah Thompson with their grandmothers on their wedding day in 2018. © Peter Ringenberg, 2018 by Jonathan Brenneman Guest Contributor My name is Jonathan. I am a Mennonite Christian Palestinian US American. My dual identities as a Palestinian and… Continue Reading “Watershed Snapshot | The Jordan River Watershed, Part 1”
New Resource | Congregational Manuals on Watershed Discipleship
An exciting new resource is available for use in congregations and interfaith groups interested in caring for the environment: Rev. Dr. Nancy Wright and Richard Butz, MFA, have created a Congregational Watershed Discipleship Manual in partnership with Vermont Interfaith Power & Light and Voices… Continue Reading “New Resource | Congregational Manuals on Watershed Discipleship”
When the Well Dries Up and Jesus Isn’t Born…
by O’neil Van Horn Guest Contributor It’s been three years since I moved from California, my beautiful, beloved home state, to New Jersey. I know… “Why?” (No, I did not lose a bet—a question I’ve been asked on more than one occasion.) This seemingly… Continue Reading “When the Well Dries Up and Jesus Isn’t Born…”
Indigenous Justice & Christian Faith: Land, Law, Language | February 18–22, 2019
[Artwork: Wowasake kin slolyapo wowahwala he e: Know the Power of Peace, Diptych icon of Black Elk by Robert Two Bulls, artist-in-residence at this year’s Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute.] This year’s Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute will consider the topic, “Indigenous Justice & Christian Faith: Land, Law, Language.” Held February… Continue Reading “Indigenous Justice & Christian Faith: Land, Law, Language | February 18–22, 2019”
Liberating Our Waters
by Lydia Wylie-Kellermann Guest Contributor One hot afternoon, my kids and I headed for Belle Isle, dressed in swim suits and looking for relief in the waters of the Detroit River. Cedar, who is now 2, immediately lay down at water’s edge, tummy in… Continue Reading “Liberating Our Waters”
Rooted & Grounded Conference | September 27–29, 2018
Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) in Elkhart, IN will hold its fourth annual Rooted & Grounded conference September 27–29, 2018. With keynote speakers Karenna Gore on Thursday, Valerie Bridgeman on Friday, and Randy Woodley on Saturday, the conference will be filled with conversations at… Continue Reading “Rooted & Grounded Conference | September 27–29, 2018”
