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Many Ways of Seeing: the Gift of Caring for Creation in Community
Many Ways of Seeing: the Gift of Caring for Creation in Community By Amanda Hildebrand, Ontario Program Manager October 21, 2026 [...]
Appreciating Amazing Araneae: Learning to Appreciate the Finer Details of a Misunderstood Animal
Appreciating Amazing Araneae: Learning to Appreciate the Finer Details of a Misunderstood Animal By Tai Linklater, WildRoots Summer Worker Oct 1, 2026 [...]
Small Systems are Important for Fish Too
Small Systems are Important for Fish Too Brianne Hull, Conservation Field Technician, Northern BC team, shares her thoughts on a summer spent in the [...]
Pondering Pollinators
Pondering Pollinators What I learned about this fascinating group of animals this summer By Marisa Chambers, Children’s Education Coordinator, Northern BC Team September 28, [...]

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February 2021

Lent Prayer Resources

Lent Prayer Resources Lent is often a time when people take intentional action by giving something up (fasting) or taking on a new practice. This is intended to draw us into relationship [...]

Listening in Lent: Invitation to our Lenten Book Study

Listening in Lent: Invitation to our Lenten Book Study By Matthew W. Humphrey, Director of Theological Education Just after his baptism in the river Jordan, Jesus went into the wilderness for 40 [...]

Guest Reflection: Cedars by Jolene Nolte

Since I was a teenager, I’ve had the instinct to hug trees. I was conscious of “tree-hugger” as a derogative term for environmentalists, and while this made the act feel slightly subversive, more than anything, [...]

Guest Reflection: Mid-Autumn Maple by Jolene Nolte

“Stand Erect in Your Sorrow” —Henri Nouwen I live at its roots, a thick-trunked maple I see out my basement window, whose branches arc like a canopy over me while I work at my desk. [...]