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The University of Chester has just advertised a new fully-funded PhD studentship for a project engaging religious perspectives on the human use of animals for food supported by funding from CreatureKind. The studentship will cover all fees together with stipend at UKRI terms and is offered under the University’s Sustainable Futures

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

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

7 Steps University Food Services Can Take to Help Humans, Animals, and the Environment

November 29, 2018

If you’re a part of a college, university, or other organization that works with a food service provider, here are seven things you can ask the dining or catering staff to do that will each help reduce consumption of animal products (which has positive impacts for human health, for animals, for

Incarnating a CreatureKind Church at Duke Divinity’s Summer Reconciliation Institute

November 3, 2016

We at CreatureKind are thrilled to partner with our friends at the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) Faith Outreach Program to present “Incarnating a CreatureKind Church” at this year’s Summer Institute for Reconciliation at Duke Divinity School.

A Big Step for CreatureKind (and animals at Winchester)

November 3, 2016

We have recruited the University of Winchester as the first CreatureKind institution. That means that the University is committed to an annual cycle of setting targets to reduce its consumption of animal products and moving to sourcing them from higher welfare sources, and to engage the University community in the changes it is making.

CreatureKind Corner: Compelling Verses in Scripture

July 5, 2016

Q: What is hands down the most compelling and powerful verse in the Bible that promises God’s love towards all his creatures? How do you suggest I apply that in my conversations to those who A. might not believe in God but love animals and/or B. might not love animals but believe in God?

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CreatureKind Co-Funds New Religion and Animals PhD Studentship at the University of Chester

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

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

7 Steps University Food Services Can Take to Help Humans, Animals, and the Environment

Incarnating a CreatureKind Church at Duke Divinity’s Summer Reconciliation Institute

A Big Step for CreatureKind (and animals at Winchester)

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CreatureKind Corner: Compelling Verses in Scripture

CreatureKind Co-Funds New Religion and Animals PhD Studentship at the University of Chester

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

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

7 Steps University Food Services Can Take to Help Humans, Animals, and the Environment

Incarnating a CreatureKind Church at Duke Divinity’s Summer Reconciliation Institute

A Big Step for CreatureKind (and animals at Winchester)

Recommended Reading

CreatureKind Corner: Compelling Verses in Scripture

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