ITEMS OF INTEREST December 22, 2008 Issue

ITEMS OF INTEREST

with contributions from Jane Lampman, Dan Buettner

CAN A "GREEN" BIBLE bring more of the Christian community into the growing "creation care" movement?....

[On the weekend of October 17-19], Christian college students from across the US kicked off an effort to become catalysts for environmental action on campuses and in churches. The student-initiated Renewal network, which gathered at Eastern University in Pennsylvania, has a new resource to help them: an ecofriendly version of the Good Book published [in October] by HarperOne.

Produced with soy-based inks, recycled paper, and a cotton/linen cover, "The Green Bible" highlights in green more than a thousand passages relating to God's love for creation and the role of humans in caring for the earth...

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