Summer 2010
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Inside Flourish by Kendra Langdon Juskus, Managing Editor | Thoughts on this issue. |
Features |
Sprawling from Sea to Shining Sea: America’s need for a New Urbanism by Drew Ward | How is a nation glutted with suburbs shaping us and the environment for the worse? How can we re-imagine where we live for the better? |
Earth in Art by Jennifer Lynn Haas | God’s presence in creation, as seen through the eyes and expertise of an artist. |
The Global Dinner Table: How what we eat here impacts lives everywhere by Tim Schubert | Bringing scripture to bear on the economic, environmental, and social landscapes of a “simple” little thing like food. |
Departments |
Where We Live: From Famine to Feast: The story of Anathoth Community Garden by Fred Bahnson | After a deadly tragedy, one community turns a scene of bloodshed into a landscape of hope. |
The Flourishing Church: Ecclesia Fights for Life on All Fronts by Lindsey Howald Patton | The Ecclesia church community in Houston takes “green living” beyond trends and into truth. |
Sprouts Items of interest springing up around the creation care community. |
Toolshed: A Summer Guide to Canning Tomatoes This step-by-step guide will help you savor summer’s brightest gems all year long. |
Reviews |
Film | Deep Down | The problems of coal mining come down from the mountains and into the daily lives of one embattled Appalachian town. – reviewed by Anna Jane Joyner |
Film | Sweetgrass | A documentary of the fate the American West, Sweetgrass “brings you into the violence of creation on scopes both large and small.” — reviewed by Brian Watkins |
Poetry |
Here and In the Garden the Word Becomes Flesh by John Leax |
The Last Page |
The Edge of Enough by Tom Montgomery-Fate | “A worm bin seemed like a good way to learn something about what and how much we waste. At least that was the plan.” |
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