Tearfund: Hope in Disarray

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Happy Earth Day.

I am so happy to see an excerpt from my latest book, Hope in Disarray in Tearfund Magazine.

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Eerdmans Theology Ebook Sale – April 2021

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BOOK DEALS

April 15, 2021 12:14 pm by C. Christopher Smith

I am always grateful to Englewood Review of Books for all their books announcements and book sales.

So glad that my own book Embracing the Other is only 3.99. It is a great time to buy an ebook during this Earth Week celebration. Earth Day is April 22, so save the trees and read an ebook.

Honoring Tradition Keepers and Change Agents as Earth Day Turns 50

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The “Women of Faith: Change Agents as Earth Day Turns 50”  March 17, 4:30 PM, at the CSW64 in NYC was cancelled due to the coronavirus.

The Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation has decided to put on virtual dialogue for April 6, 2020 830 am EST.

I hope you can join me.

On Earth Day, people of faith need to take action on climate change

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School children in central London staged a sit down protest over climate change near Downing Street in February 2019. Photo by Ben Gingelge

Earth Day is April 22.

Below is a repost of my new piece, “On Earth Day, people of faith need to take action on climate change”, for Faith and Leadership Magazine for Duke Divinity School. 

Please do share it.

Introduction: Global Women’s Voices on Christian Doctrine and Climate Justice

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Happy Earth Day 2018!

As we think about our earth and how we can live sustainably, feel free to reflect theologically what it means to be in “Planetary Solidarity”.

Below is an @Table for Feminist Studies in Religion Blog. I am resharing and reblogging it for Earth Day. Please do share it. 

Click here to purchase Planetary Solidarity.

Will Disregard for Environment Lead to Destruction?

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One concrete mission of the church is to model, endorse and promote life by revering the world and its entire people and by turning back the kind of uncritical exploitation, which arrived with the modern age, Kim writes.

This is my column for EthicsDaily.com to celebrate Earth Day (April 22, 2013).

Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from Grace Ji-Sun Kim’s book “Colonialism, Han and the Transformative Spirit.” Another excerpt appeared previously.

Contrary to our personal belief, it appears that money has little effect on happiness. Rather, conspicuous

How Your Plastic Water Bottles Hurt the Planet

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As water bottles fill up our landfills, it will cause more hazardous waste and consume useable land, which will affect our quality of life for now and for the future generation, Kim writes. (PhotoBucket)

To gear up for Earth Day, April 22, 2013, I wrote a column about “Water Bottles”.  This is a repost of my latest column for EthicsDaily.com

Raising children means packing school lunches, including a drink. Water is always a safe and preferred choice, but our household dilemma is how to send water with them.