Well, not really! Our family has switched to sustainable bamboo ‘paper’ products like toilet paper, paper towels and wipes. Bamboo paper is vastly more sustainable than wood paper. For instance, … Read More
Challenge yourself to never again take a plastic bag when shopping or getting groceries! It’s really not hard! Here are some tips that help me: *Keep a handful of dedicated … Read More
I have started bringing a couple of my own left over containers to restaurants to take home my left overs. It saves waste, particularly styrofoam containers and when I get … Read More
I have gone back to powdered laundry soap. It is cheaper and comes in a cardboard box and not in a plastic bottle Shared by Jan on Sunday January 22, … Read More
Research on food waste has shown that most homes are likely to throw away 1/3 or more of their food on a regular basis!!! This is mostly due to buying … Read More
This book is an eye opener to how plastics are hurting animals, humans and the environment. I highly recommend it! Shared by Kim Engstrom on Sunday November 6, 2022
Compact fluorescent bulbs contain mercury, so I like to take them to Home Depot to recycle them. All Home Depots have a recycling box somewhere near the entrance where you … Read More
If you are using plastic or paper straws for your favorite refreshing drink or that morning smoothie, consider switching to stainless steel straws. They come in many sizes and can … Read More
For those that regularly purchase coffee on the go, bring your own mug, (BYOM), or reusable cup. Not only will this reduce disposable coffee cup waste, but you may get … Read More
In addition to the many wonderful earth-friendly products Greg shared in a recent sermon (Thank you, Shelly!) there are a few additional ones I have been using that weren’t mentioned. … Read More
"We have been podrishioners for several months. Our daughter, son-in-law and grandkids moved back to California after living in MN for 10 years. They attended Woodland Hills for about a year before they moved. Now we all go to the beach together on Thursdays, come home and have dinner together, then we watch last Sunday’s sermon together. It is a special day for our family."
– Dale and Patricia, from California