Building Green
Building green...buying green...going green.... "Green" topics and calls for action are becoming increasingly commonplace today. The concern about the impact of human activities on the environment is a concern for people who believe in the holiness of God's creation. We are called to be good stewards of all that God has created.
Practicing good stewardship is essential when it comes to making decisions about building, renovating, and maintaining our places of worship and community gathering. EnVisionChurch will feature writings that will assist with these vital choices.
Eco-Theology in Parish Consolidations
"Parish consolidations offer opportunities to practice all three principles of sustainable living: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle." Architect James Hundt explores this important topic.
Photo of Chapel of Christ the Teacher at The University of Portland by Johan van Parys.
St. Gabriel's Church (Toronto): A LEED™ Church Building Project - The Details (Part II)
This is Part II of a 2-part article in which Roberto Chiotti describes some of the details of St. Gabriel's church in North York (Toronto, Ontario). Be sure to also read "St. Gabriel's Church, Toronto: A LEED™ Church Building Project - Eco-Theology Considerations (Part I and Part II). Photo credit: Steven Evans
Read Part I of this 2-part article.
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- May 19, All day: The Word Made Flesh: Images of Devotion
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