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CreatureKind Corner: Meet Aline Silva

Fasting from Injustice, Feasting in Freedom

An Update from Sarah Herring, CreatureKind Climate Fellow at Eastern University

The Illegal Burning of the Brazilian Amazon (and How You Can Help)

Truth, Freedom, and Creaturely Kindness

On Food and Faith: Ministry in the Time of Climate Change

Lenten Reflection: Transforming Scarcity into Excess

Green Seminary Initiative and CreatureKind Announce Partnership

Apply Now: CreatureKind Climate Leadership Fellow

The Miraculous Catch: It’s Not About Fishing

Turkey Talk: Christians and the Thanksgiving Meal

Green thumbs and Black youth: The social complexity of urban gardening

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CreatureKind Corner: Meet Aline Silva

September 24, 2021

by Aline Silva I was born in Sao Paulo, Brasil and grew up between the cities of Cotia and Itapevi, just on the outskirts of Sao Paulo. Currently, I reside in the unceded lands of the Tequesta, Taino, and Seminole peoples, named South Florida, USA with my main squeeze and canine

On the Need for Eco-Salvation

May 12, 2021

By CreatureKind Fellow, Shea Watts The earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it,the world, and those who live in it; – Psalm 24:1 … you save humans and animals alike, O Lord. – Psalm 36:6 In the last days it will be, God declares,that I will pour out my Spirit

Fasting from Injustice, Feasting in Freedom

March 2, 2021

by Alyssa Moore I identify as Catholic, but until I began to study theology at a Jesuit university, I knew few other Catholics or practicing Christians my age. Among those vaguely familiar with Catholicism, a few common factoids floated around: we make a huge deal about “the holy wafer thing” at

An Update from Sarah Herring, CreatureKind Climate Fellow at Eastern University

November 20, 2019

by Sarah Herring As the finals week and thesis deadlines loom closely on the horizon, I am struck by how much has already been accomplished on Eastern University’s campus. This semester, I undertook a project to increase awareness surrounding a vegan lifestyle on my campus. I started the year by making

The Illegal Burning of the Brazilian Amazon (and How You Can Help)

August 23, 2019

by Aline Sliva This week, the world has reacted in shock as they became aware of a reality that local Brazilians have been dealing with for weeks: the Amazon rainforest is burning because a few rich farmers want Amazonian land to be used for agribusinesses. The Amazon rainforest has been named

Truth, Freedom, and Creaturely Kindness

June 19, 2019

by Ashley M. Lewis The work of CreatureKind, and the influence of Co-Director, Sarah Withrow King, have been instrumental for me over the last few years as I decided to leave my corporate career and pursue a Master of Divinity degree, with the hope of working in ministry related to food

On Food and Faith: Ministry in the Time of Climate Change

June 4, 2019

by Sarah Withrow King Three years ago, almost to the day, I shared the following exchange with my son, who was then not-quite-eight years old. Son: “Mommy? Can I tell you one thing I’m worried about? If people keep littering [begins to cry] the planet will get too hot and we

Lenten Reflection: Transforming Scarcity into Excess

March 27, 2019

by Lucas Patterson During the Lenten season of reflection, it’s appropriate to meditate on the “other” – quiet partners deeply woven into the fabric of our daily existence and sustenance. There are immense spiritual and practical applications to be considered, and giving up meat for Lent is a uniquely tangible way

Green Seminary Initiative and CreatureKind Announce Partnership

March 5, 2019

GSI director, abby mohaupt, and CreatureKind co-directors, Sarah Withrow King and David Clough, on the campus of Santa Clara University in San Jose, CA. While environmental advocacy and animal advocacy groups have often been at odds with one another, Green Seminary Initiative and CreatureKind believe that a holistic, effective approach to

Apply Now: CreatureKind Climate Leadership Fellow

February 18, 2019

Image from Young Evangelicals for Climate Action We’ve spent a lot of time on college campuses recently and met so many compassionate, intelligent students with a heart for affecting positive change on a global scale. One of our primary takeaways from these weeks spent on the road is this: we are

Should Christians Be Vegan?

January 28, 2019

by David Clough Why might Christians consider going vegan? There are four reasons that overlap with the reasons anyone else might give: concern for the environment, concern for animals, concern for human welfare, and the desire to adopt a more healthy diet. In addition, Christians might be inspired by long religious

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