God designed people to be caretakers of the earth, creating a special relationship between us and the world we live in. We’re intimately connected to, reliant on, and responsible for the earth. But we’ve come to view creation as consumers rather than caretakers. But the good news is, reconciliation with creation is possible. Through Jesus, we can overcome physical poverty and renew our commitment to our first vocation.
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The lush greens, reds and yellows. The scent of fresh things growing. The taste of an avocado straight from the tree… [ read more ]
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The hunger for nutrition is universal. Access is not. Life Gardens are growing health where it’s needed most. [ read more ]
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Life was already fragile. [ read more ]
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This past fall, A Rocha Ontario hosted a group of recently graduated high school students [ read more ]
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What words do we use to describe God? Some people say Father, others say Lord. [ read more ]
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While I think fondly about leftover turkey sandwiches and big pots of soup broth, the average Canadian throws much of that food in the garbage. [ read more ]
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To celebrate watershed month at A Rocha Ontario, here are ten ways to love, protect, and preserve your watershed. [ read more ]
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At A Rocha, we bring our get-to-know-your-watershed perspective to our outdoor, living classroom experiences and to inform our conservation work. [ read more ]
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Last week I visited a small village near the western border between Zambia and Angola. This district is suffering the worst drought in living memory a [ read more ]
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This session looks at how God promises to transform all of creation in the new heavens and new earth through the resurrection of Christ. [ read more ]
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World Renew walks alongside communities with the goal of empowering people to be sustainably self-sufficient. [ read more ]
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Can we end poverty by conserving earth's precious resources? [ read more ]
