The Center for Religion and Environment Blog
The Very Rev. Fr. Dan Alinafe Mazimbo marks one year of his project “Conservation Agriculture: Building Food Secure Communities,’ which explores the intersection of community…
Yesterday I woke up to the news that Wendell Berry passed away at his home in Kentucky. I feel the weight of the loss as…
As November turned into December this year, Cyclone Ditwah over Sri Lanka and Cyclone Senyar over Southeast Asia brought torrential rains, catastrophic floods, landslides, and widespread destruction. Scientists studying these storms concluded that human-driven climate change significantly intensified rainfall and flood heights,
The past week marked the first frost date for The School of Theology Garden.
Andrew R. H. Thompson, Director, Center for Religion and Environment It is no coincidence that when reflecting on the future of ministry, many people reach…
At Sewanee’s Easter Semester Convocation on January 17, celebrated Sewanee professor and CRE contributor David Haskell delivered a moving address on connecting with our places…
CRE advisor and School of Theology Environmental Justice Award Winner the Rev. Jemonde Taylor has continued to lead the church in the struggle against environmental…
Note: This is the third reflection in a series by CRE director Andy Thompson called “The Tree at the End of the World” that will…
Today, on Earth Day, we’re sharing an abbreviated version of a sermon preached by CRE director Andrew R. H. Thompson at the Episcopal Church of…
Stephanie Peramas is an intern at St. Mary’s Convent in Sewanee and a friend of CRE. Last fall she virtually attended the United Nations Climate…
