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Rethinking My White Vegan Advocacy at Thanksgiving

CreatureKind Supports Call to Stand with Meatpacking Plant Workers During COVID-19 Crisis

Reflections on COVID-19: Suffering from Exile

Three Must-Watch Videos on Farms and Farming

Objections to a Christian Food Ethic Treating the Consumption of Animals

Love This, a poem by Gretchen Primack

CreatureKind First Christian Organization to Endorse “Prevent Cruelty California”

USDA Removes Animal Welfare Reports From Website

Turkey Talk: Christians and the Thanksgiving Meal

The Good News for All Creation, A St. Francis Day Sermon

Are Farmers to Blame for Factory Farming?

Didn’t God Give Us Animals to Use?

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

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

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Rethinking My White Vegan Advocacy at Thanksgiving

November 16, 2021

By Sarah Withrow King Five years ago, I wrote an article for CreatureKind called “Turkey Talk: Christians and the Thanksgiving Meal.” Even though all the facts about turkeys remain true, I wouldn’t write that article today. I confess that the article as it’s written upholds settler colonial ideas, failing to spend

CreatureKind Supports Call to Stand with Meatpacking Plant Workers During COVID-19 Crisis

May 15, 2020

by Sarah Withrow King You might have seen the news reports recently about COVID-19 and meatpacking plants: that the plants are emerging as hotspots for the spread of the virus, that they are being ordered to stay open as “essential” businesses, and that workers (the vast majority of whom are people

Reflections on COVID-19: Suffering from Exile

March 31, 2020

by Ashley Lewis Throughout scripture, human and non-human animals are bound up in each other’s lives. In the Garden of Eden, animals and humans shared the experiences of creation and vocation. Aside from immediate family, Noah’s only companions on the ark were animal-kind. From Abraham to Joseph, sheep and goats are

Three Must-Watch Videos on Farms and Farming

January 15, 2019

by Sarah Withrow King Wondering what to do this weekend? Need resources to help raise discussion in your church or school on why Christian attention to food and farming is so urgent? Check out these three must-watch videos on farms and farming. 73 Cows Alex Lockwood | 73 Cows At about

Objections to a Christian Food Ethic Treating the Consumption of Animals

March 6, 2018

The following is an excerpt of a paper (“Consuming Animal Creatures: The Christian Ethics of Eating Animals”) written and given by David Clough at the Society for the Study of Christian Ethics annual meeting and published in the journal Studies in Christian Ethics. Read the full article. by David Clough David

Love This, a poem by Gretchen Primack

January 1, 2018

Dairy cows who have had their babies removed from them so that we can drink their milk, watch the new mother bond with her calf. Photo: Jo-Anne McArthur | We Animals Love This If you permitthis evil, what is the goodof the good of your life?—Stanley Kunitz The body floods with

CreatureKind First Christian Organization to Endorse “Prevent Cruelty California”

November 8, 2017

A coalition of animal protection organizations, veterinarians, and family farmers have come together in California to attempt to place a measure on the November 2018 ballot that would ban the sale of animal products in the state that were produced using intensive confinement. If the measure is brought to the ballot

USDA Removes Animal Welfare Reports From Website

February 14, 2017

I understand the need for the USDA to ensure they don’t unjustly violate someone’s privacy. But I think that individuals and entities that have failed to provide proper care for animals ought to be held publicly accountable for those actions.

Unexpected Gifts

December 10, 2016

And it all started with a choice. A choice to listen and to suspend judgement. A choice to follow the line of questioning, wherever that would lead me. A choice to abandon my blissful ignorance in pursuit of a more authentic and gospel-rooted life.

Turkey Talk: Christians and the Thanksgiving Meal

November 11, 2016

Like most people, I thought that animals killed for food needed to be healthy and well-cared-for. I thought that meat came from farmers who had a few animals, cared well for them, and knew them by name.

The Good News for All Creation, A St. Francis Day Sermon

October 19, 2016

A relationship between the non-human animals and the divine can be found throughout the Hebrew and Christian scriptures, and Jesus is often with the animals — from his birth among the creatures of the barn to his time with the wild beasts in the desert.

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