Fletcher Harper

Climate Justice, Climate Hope

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Michael Malcom and abby mohaupt have been in the trenches of the climate struggle for a generation, and their blend of deep faith and impassioned commitment is as fresh and important now as ever. Faith communities can and must rise--and Michael and abby are helping light the way.”

Eco-Reformation

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Five hundred years ago, the Reformation shook European society's foundations by challenging a corrupted religious order. In recent decades, Protestant churches have joined those who care for the earth, aiming to shake the foundations of our hyper-capitalist, technocratic world order that violates the integrity of creation on a titanic scale. These essays, from leading voices from within the Protestant eco-reformation, issue the challenge and inspiration we all need to hear.”

Inhabiting Eden

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The Bible speaks in many ways about God’s commitment to Creation, and our calling to be good stewards. Trisha Tull lifts up these Biblical voices with passion, humor, and real sensitivity, and helps us hear God’s word in a new way.”

Introducing Evangelical Ecotheology

Theology

“Vital and timely. Meets a clear need. Deepens the church's witness on behalf of creation. One could use all of these phrases to describe this important book. But even more important are the clarity, conviction, and passionate engagement with the Bible, the church, and their relationship with the earth that Brunner, Butler, and Swoboda bring to this emerging priority for Christians. This volume will equip and empower pastors and lay leaders alike to develop a faithful ecotheology and to put belief into action.”

Searching for Speech

Preaching & Worship

“People of all faiths and none carry deep experiences of the sacred in nature, along with growing anxiety about the escalating destruction of the natural world. From within this crucible, Sam Codington offers new ‘language lessons’ that give voice to the pain and fear, the possibility and reconnection that define this moment.”

The Planet You Inherit

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Many of us thirst to hear about the climate emergency in a manner that sparks imagination; places us wide-awake in a future defined by displacement and vulnerability; breaks, opens, and activates our hearts to care and do more. These letters from Grandpa, whom many of us cherish as Prof. Larry Rasmussen, do this humanizing work justly and with fearful grace.”