Buying Bird-Friendly Coffee
Buying bird-friendly coffee is a wonderful way to protect birds’ rainforest habitat, as well as ensuring that the coffee plantations are run sustainably. Most coffee is produced in full sun … Read More
News
The Corner Shelf Fundraiser Success!
You did it! We asked for $25,000 in order to make some improvements to our food shelf, and you raised a total of $34,417! Paula Bowlby, Associate Outreach Pastor, shared the reaction from The Corner Shelf staff: “I wish you could have seen our team high five as we got the numbers. I shouldn’t be surprised… Read More
antsandgrasshopper.org
I saw a life changing documentary about two women in Malawi, who not only sparked change in their own culture, but sparked awareness in the US for working at a … Read More
Less grass more native plants
In the long run, less work and great benefit to the environment. Shared by Maggi on Monday October 3, 2022
Cloth Napkins
After watching Greg talk about the things he and his wife are doing to reduce waste in their home, I decided to invest in cloth napkins to keep at the … Read More
At home plastic use
EASY effort-We have replaced our ziploc bags and Saran Wrap with bees wraps. A reusable, sustainable and eco friendly food wraps. We wrap and cover sandwiches, fruits, use as lids, … Read More
Owning my consumerism
Before I buy, I will ask, “How will I dispose of this when I am finished with it?” When I answer I will be specific and truthful. For example, this … Read More
Family Rituals
There is a saying that religious faith is “caught” more than “taught,” and we all know that it’s caught in the home more than anywhere else. Here at Woodland, we want to help equip families to live out your faith today – which is why we started Family Rituals! Read More
“Power” – book mentioned during sermon
Greg mentioned this book in his sermon on Sept 18; just getting it added here too! Power: Limits and Prospects for Human Survival Paperback by Richard Heinberg https://www.amazon.com/Power-Limits-Prospects-Human-Survival/dp/0865719675 Shared by … Read More
Do not rake leaves in the fall
Fallen leaves provide an important layer of winter insulation for a whole bunch of beneficial insects. Keep those leaves in place until spring so that they have a safe place … Read More
