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The church has a powerful opportunity to lead by example when it comes to caring for creation. Around the world, congregations are discovering practical ways to reduce their environmental impact
By Climate Witness Project, World Renew On May 20, World Renew’s Climate Witness Project hosted a book talk with Professor Finis Dunaway, historian and author of Defending the Arctic Refuge:
How do you grow vegetables when the soil is dry, farming space is extremely limited, and water is scarce? In southern Honduras, the answer has come through an innovative combination
A growing number of churches around the world are seeking support as they respond to the call to care for God’s creation. One initiative walking alongside congregations is the Climate
Churches across North America are discovering meaningful ways to care for God’s creation—through education, advocacy, and practical action in their own communities. Congregations and campus groups have partnered with World
In the summer of 2019, Deanna Geelhoed, 24, and Anneke Spoelma, 14, attended a Climate Witness Project Bootcamp—an initiative created by World Renew and the Christian Reformed Church. When Deanna
Nothing else matters when you don’t know where your next meal is coming from and you can’t feed your children. Sadly, this is becoming more common for vulnerable people around
Five years of punishing drought and excessive rain have left millions across Central America’s dry corridor food insecure. They’re hungry and scared, and COVID-19 has made their suffering even more
World Renew has joined a group of national Canadian churches, development agencies, and faith-based organizations in a new collaborative and strategic response to climate change. For the Love of Creation
Written by Melody Zhang Originally published by Sojourners (2019) and adapted for the World Renew’s global audience. This year, the seasonal rains in Kenya came two months late. “Even the weatherman
