Posted on February 9, 2019
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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 January 23, 2019
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[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”
Category: Bartimaeus Cooperative Ministries, Blog, GatheringsTags: Art Cribbs, Bartimaeus Kinsler Institute, Brooke Prentis, Carnival de Resistance, Ched Myers, Chris Wight, Discovery: A Comic Lament, Doctrine of Discovery, Edith Woodley, Elaine Enns, Grecia Lopez-Reyes, Hyun Hur, Indigenous Justice and Christian Faith: Land Law Language, Jay Beck, Jim Bear Jacobs, Jonathan Cordero, Josh Lopez-Reyes, Julie Tumamait-Stenslie, June Lorenzo, Michelle Milne, Randy Woodley, Robert Two Bulls, Sue Park, Ted Swartz, Tevyn East
Posted on January 17, 2018
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by Jennifer Powell Guest Contributor Creating good childhood memories with my children is important to me: team sports, family camping trips, backyard barbeques, lovable pets, and birthday parties. More importantly, I hope to give my children a sense of connection to their community and… Continue Reading “Pesticides and Shalom: Advocating for Sustainable School Grounds Management as an Act of Watershed Discipleship”
Category: Article, BlogTags: Annie O'Dean, glyphosate, herbicides, hyper-reality, Jennifer Powell, Lane County, Oregon, pesticides, Randy Woodley, Shalom, Tao Orion, Walter Brueggemann, wasting disease, Wendell Berry
Posted on November 21, 2017
by Cherice Bock
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As we head into the Thanksgiving holiday weekend in the United States, it’s great to think about all the things we can be grateful for. It is good to have a time to pause and reflect, to participate in the seasonality of gratitude for… Continue Reading “Decolonizing Thanksgiving”
Posted on October 9, 2017
by Cherice Bock
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Today is increasingly being recognized as Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and in honor of that, we would like to share a few links about ways that people are working with the Indigenous people of their area through watershed discipleship. Christianity is about loving God, and… Continue Reading “Indigenous People’s Day”