Courses

The later approach is largely high tech and fossil fuel-based while agroecology is based on indigenous knowledge and practices to which innovations are made to fit local conditions. Joann highlights how farm workers, producers and food chain workers fare. Watch the Recording. Disclaimer: Sacred Space Online Learning (SSOL) seeks to provide Read more

How does liturgy expose the web of relationship from climate change, environmental racism, and gender justice? How goes liturgy inspire communities to agitate for the healing of the planet? How can a liturgy within a building connect with planetary elements like water, soil, compost, and gardens? Join us for this Read more

A lack of transparency within supply chains and dangerous factory conditions and human trafficking are persistent problems in the making of our clothes which makes picking the “right” garment an even more difficult process. So what do we do? In this webinar we will learn, together, about the abuses present in Read more

Caring for God’s creation and being wise financial stewards of resources go hand-in-hand when saving energy! The April webinar introduced the EPA Portfolio Manager as a free tool to help your church reduce its energy bill and start saving money! Presenters: Jerry Lawson (EPA EnergyStar for Congregations), Mike Lorimer and Jo Read more

As people consume more energy and technology products, the demand for fossil fuels, metals and minerals continues to rise. This increase has fueled a corresponding rise in conflicts, poverty, corruption, pollution and environmental degradation in the communities and countries in which extractive resources are mined. This webinar looks specifically at Read more

In this Bible study we consider God’s concern about and provision for the multi-layered hunger that is a reality of our life together. The Hunger Program, Barry Ensign-George, Associate for Theology in the Office of Theology & Worship, and Patty Sanders, the Hunger Action Advocate from Presbytery of the Redwoods, Read more

Approaching World Food Day, we explain fundamental barriers to serving up the right to food with a special focus on a critical ingredient – seeds.  Presenters explain the role of seeds in more democratic, equitable, and sustainable local and global food and farm systems. Seeds bring the cultural aspects of Read more

Join the Presbyterian Hunger Program to learn how one cooperative in Mexico is keeping farmers on their land and families together. Presenters include Teresa Wagner from the Office of the General Assembly and Adrian Gonzalez from Café Justo. Watch the recording. Disclaimer: Sacred Space Online Learning (SSOL) seeks to provide Read more