earth care central
We invite you to join us as we work together to:
We highlight several ways we engage missionally in caring for creation in the passages below.
Our monthly Mission and Earth Care Newsletter is also a great way to stay current on missional and earth care opportunities with Central Longmont. To see the most recent issue or to review past issues of our newsletter, please enjoy the Mission and Earth Care News archive. There are many ways to get connected through your love for God's creation. Join Us!
We are proud to be a certified Earth Care Congregation with the PC(USA). Learn more about what that means in our About section.
restoring god's creation
In 2023, we started our project, Sacred Grounds, to beautify our landscaping while caring for God's creation by creating a native garden. Because native plants are adapted to local environmental conditions, they save a most valuable natural resource, water. In addition to providing vital habitat for birds, many other species of wildlife benefit as well. The colorful array of butterflies and moths in our area are all dependent on very specific native plant species. Native plants provide nectar for pollinators including hummingbirds, native bees, butterflies, moths, and bats. To read about the native plants selected for our native garden, please click on the button below. Let us learn together what changes we can make to our own natural spaces . . . on our grounds, at our homes, for our community. As we continue to add to our garden in 2024, we will continue sharing about the new plants each week throughout the spring and summer.
protecting habitats, restoring the land
Learn about ways to restore God's creation with our new mission partner, Wildlands Restoration Volunteers. WRV provides opportunities for people to come together, learn about their natural environment, and take direct action to restore and care for the land.
walking more gently on god's creation
We are proud to be a certified Earth Care Congregation working to protect and restore God's creation and reduce actions that damage the Earth and harm vulnerable communities. Looking for ways to walk more gently on this home that God created for us? The Earth Care team has collected many helpful resources and guides to share! Click the resource button below and find hundreds of ways to make small (and sometimes large), meaningful changes in your everyday life to care for God's creation. Join us for our Hard to Recycle Battery Drive in September. Learn more here.
If you are interested in learning more, or joining us in this important ministry, email Jennifer Haratsaris.
