Student Reflection on Winter Symposium
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Georgia Braye, a student from King's University (Edmonton, Alberta), reflects on her five days at the Au Sable Winter Symposium on Creation Care.
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Catching Up With Cal DeWitt
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An interview with Dr. Cal DeWitt, the first Executive Director of the Au Sable Institute. He discusses his latest discoveries, the art of meeting like-minded people who share your love of the created world, and the importance of beholding.
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2024 Pastoral Leadership Award Presented to Rev. Corey Nelson
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On Sunday, May 5, 2024, Jon Terry of the Au Sable Institute presented the 2024 Creation Care Pastoral Leadership Award to Rev. Corey Nelson of First Presbyterian Church of Fort Collins, CO. Rev. Nelson was nominated for the award due to his active and sustained commitment to the Biblical mandate of caring for God’s creation. In September 2024, Au Sable will accept nominations for the 2025 award.
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"Rooted in Faith" - sermon delivered by Jon Terry on May 5, 2024
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Jon Terry of the Au Sable Institute delivered this sermon on Sunday, May 5, 2024, at First Presbyterian Church of Fort Collins, CO, as part of a special service focused on caring for God's earth.
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COP 28 and the Christian Climate Observers Program
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Interview with four Au Sable students and two professors who recently attended COP 28 in Dubai as part of the Christian Climate Observers Program. Interviewees include: Hanna De la Vega, Cornerstone University James Wheeler, Gordon College Samantha Kothari, University of Northwestern Carolina Franca, Gordon College Dr. Mark Gathany, Cedarville University Prof. Brian Webb, College of Wooster Organizations and efforts mentioned in this episode include: BioLogos: https://biologos.org Westmont College “Faith. Climate. Action.” workshop:...
info_outlineGeorgia Braye, a student from King's University (Edmonton, Alberta), reflects on her five days at the Au Sable Winter Symposium on Creation Care.