Epworth is a member of California Interfaith Power and Light – a spiritual movement for environmental sustainability and stewardship of the resources of Creation through local and political action.
Epworth’s Green Team is a loosely organized group of people who are interested in exploring ways of living lightly on planet earth.
Epworth’s Green Team promotes environmentally sustainable practices by:
encouraging the use of alternative transportation (on Earth Day and other Sundays — look for our bike racks!) urging people to “Give Up Gas For God”
encouraging use of green bins for composting at coffee hour and use of non-disposable cups
conserving energy and water
promoting sustainable purchasing practices
promoting local/organic food
In recent years, the Green Team have encouraged the Epworth community to make conscious green choices through group study and participation:
Season of Lent: Holy Eating: 40 Days of Spiritual Practices
Michael Pollan’s books, Omnivore’s Dilemma and In Defense of Food
Study sessions on using water wisely
Audit of Epworth’s energy use and recommending eco-friendly changes
Holy Eating: Bread, Bodies and Resurrection by Andrea Bieler and Luise Schottroff
Local Food Movement Cooking Group
“Tour de Epworth” Labor Day Bike Ride along the Bay
If you’re interested, would like to get a new environmental project off the ground, or want more information contact Susan Jardin (clayworks2@aol.com), Chris Baetge (cbaetge@gmail.com), or Brandon Williamscraig (public at bdwc dot net).
Green Team
Epworth’s Green Team is a loosely organized group of people who are interested in exploring ways of living lightly on planet earth.
In recent years, the Green Team have encouraged the Epworth community to make conscious green choices through group study and participation:
If you’re interested, would like to get a new environmental project off the ground, or want more information contact Susan Jardin (clayworks2@aol.com), Chris Baetge (cbaetge@gmail.com), or Brandon Williamscraig (public at bdwc dot net).