Posted on February 9, 2019
by WD Editors
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In addition to the Bartimaeus Cooperative Minitries podcast or “Bartcast,” we wanted to let you know about some podcasts related to watershed discipleship topics and featuring some people in the watershed discipleship network recently. There’s a new podcast called “Shifting Climates,” which has featured… Continue Reading “Podcasts to check out”
Category: Bartimaeus Cooperative Ministries, Blog, ResourcesTags: Anna Woofenden, Bartcast, Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute, Food and Faith podcast, Nurya Love Parish, Plainsong Farm, podcasts, Randy Woodley, Sam Chamelin, Shifting Climates, The Garden Church, The Keep and Till, Wake Forest School of Divinity
Posted on May 18, 2018
by Cherice Bock
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by Cherice Bock and Nurya Love Parish In 2014, Rev. Nurya Love Parish began organizing a network she called the Christian Food Movement, and started a farm-based ministry called Plainsong Farm in Michigan. A former Unitarian Universalist and now Episcopal priest, Parish preached on… Continue Reading “Christian Food Movement: an interview with Nurya Love Parish”
Category: Blog, InterviewsTags: agricultural conservation, Ched Myers, Christian Food Movement, Cultivate: Episcopal Food Movement, Eating Together Faithfully, environmental education, Episcopal, Fred Bahnson, Greenhorns, Hazon, Honoré Farm and Mill, Jewish Food Movement, Lower Grand River Organization of Watersheds, Michigan, Nurya Love Parish, Plainsong Farm, Resurrection Matters, Soil and Sacrament
