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Worshipping Together: How to Include “Animal People” in the Life of the Church

How to Become a Vegetarian Family in Three Quick and Easy Steps! or, more accurately, How One Family Gradually Became Vegetarian Over the Course of Five Years

A Hand Like a Nest, a special guest blog by artist Michael Cook

Holy Week and the Groaning of Creation

Didn’t God Give Us Animals to Use?

Where Charity and Love Are: A Reflection on Farmed Animal Care and Advocacy

Why Should Christians Care About Animals?

This Lent, how about giving up indifference to farmed animals?

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Worshipping Together: How to Include “Animal People” in the Life of the Church

April 28, 2016

I cannot tell you the number of people I’ve spoken to in person and online who slowly drifted away from the life of the faith after becoming concerned with the way the world treats animals today.

How to Become a Vegetarian Family in Three Quick and Easy Steps! or, more accurately, How One Family Gradually Became Vegetarian Over the Course of Five Years

April 25, 2016

After much discussion, we agreed that a vegetarian diet would be a great reflection of pacifism: one might respond to Jesus Christ’s completion of sacrifice by trying not to rely on killing animals to provide for one’s own thriving.

A Hand Like a Nest, a special guest blog by artist Michael Cook

April 19, 2016

In the saints I have found images of human tenderness towards creation that make no rational sense, going far beyond mere ecology, as the Sermon on the Mount goes infinitely beyond ethics.

Eat Vegan, Save the World?

April 4, 2016

But as the church, our job isn’t to save the world. Our job is to stop, to look for the reconciling work of Christ, and to join that—to pray “thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.”

What Will These Animals Do?

March 28, 2016

What will all of these animals do— The bulls and the rams, The cows and the sheep, The pigeons and the goats, And the lambs— Now that sacrifice has been abolished? Will they return home, To tell the good news, To the hawks, wolves, and camouflaged hunters? Their joyful songs echoing