EARTHKEEPING NEWS A NEWSLETTER OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COALITION FOR CHRISTIANITY AND ECOLOGY Volume Seven, Number One November/December 1997 Resources CHURCH WORLD SERVICE ECO-JUSTICE RESOURCES. Order From Environmental Justice Resources, NCC, PO Box 968, Elkhart IN 46515; 1-800-762-0968; fax: 219/262-0966:  And the Leaves of the Tree Are for the Healing of the Nations, by Dr. Carol Johnson ($1.50), 1997. This booklet guides us through a "re-reading" of the Bible, focusing on the writings that relate to nature, the economy and eco-justice. Human Health and the Environment: A Thirteen Session Congregational Study/Action Resource, by Shantilal P. Bhagat ($5), 1997. Topics include Biblical and theological perspectives on health; chemical pollution and its impact on human and social health; health care in USA; plus resources and glossary. Church World Service Film Library, 1997-1998 Catalogue; internet: cws.film.library.parti@ecunet.org. Hundreds of free loan videos and other audiovisuals are listed alphabetically with description of content, age levels, running time and other critical information. The topical listing includes geographical locations and all major social and environmental justice topics. Reconciling Theology and Science: A Radical Reformation Perspective, by Nancey Murphy ($14.50), Pandora Press, 51 Pandora Ave. N., Kitchener ON, N2H 3C1, Canada; 519/742-1876; email: panpress@golden.net. Makes theology and science mutually intelligible by demonstrating how recent developments open up possibilities for constructive dialogue and partnership. Wisdom of the Earth; Vision of an Ecological Faith, by Gordon Miller ($19.95), 1997, Green Rock Press, PO Box 28129, Seattle WA 98118; 206/255-6252. Sixty beautiful photographs accompany brief reflections on Wisdom working in nature, from the Old and New Testament and early church fathers (Irenaeus, Basil of Caesarea, John Chrysostom, Augustine and John of Damascus). Appendices include bibliography, religion and ecology organizations and educational opportunities. Simplify and Celebrate, Embracing the Soul of Christmas ($16), 1997. Alternatives, PO Box 2857, Sioux City IA 51105; 712/274-8875 or 800/821-6153; email:AltSimLiv@aol.com. Readings for Advent through Epiphany, articles, and activities contributed by 25 writers, for all those interested in a more meaningful Christmas. Ask for catalogue. Charging Ahead: The Business of Renewable Energy and What It Means for America, by John J. Berger, Ph.D. ($30), 1997, Henry Holt & Co, New York NY. An energy and natural resources specialist, Berger appraises our current policies making us depend on unsustainable, polluting energy resources. The book stresses the economic benefits as well as availability and affordability of renewable energy sources now. Home     Table of Contents