Month: April 2021

  • It’s Time to Get Political about Creation Care

    It’s all very well to recycle as much as we can, buy natural products, avoid consumerism and try to live more simply, but the best way to fight climate change is legislation. There are plenty of lobbyists for the side that wants to slow the fight down (even though that might be the end of…

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  • Protesting Ma’Khia Bryant’s Death

    On Monday, April 26, at 6:00 pm, BREAD will hold a mock funeral procession around City Hall, with our spokespeople there as “mourners” to deliver a eulogy for bad policing and issue a statement about our proposals.  We don’t need more hollow words of condolence or empty promises. We need to stop police killings. We…

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  • Register for the Nehemiah Action

    You are invited to join us in making the world a better place, via zoom, right from your own home! On Tuesday, May 11th, several thousand Columbus residents will log on to meet with elected officials and encourage them to adopt proven solutions to problems in the areas of affordable housing, jobs, gun violence and…

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  • Special Event at All Saints in New Albany: Christianity as an Earth-Honoring Faith

    In honor of Earth Day and Rogation Days, the Creation Care Task Force of the Diocese of Southern Ohio offers a webinar, Christianity as an Earth-Honoring Faith: A Call to Public Discipleship, with Dr. Adam Clark, professor of Theology at Xavier University, on Sunday, April 25 at 1 p.m. Dr. Clark will encourage us to examine…

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  • Celebrating Earth Day (with a Chorus of Cicadas)

    It may be a quiet spring now, due to remaining COVID restrictions, but it will soon get very raucous in Central Ohio. Millions of Cicada’s are waking from their 17 year gestation in the roots of trees for their brief fling at reproduction. According to past emergences, the noise and plague of bugs will be…

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