Inspiring Creation CareWe are ALL called to be good stewards of the land and resources in which we have been blessed.
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We would like to acknowledge, thank, and honor the people who were the good stewards of the land in West Chester, Ohio before the European colonization.
Those people include the Adena and Hopewell whose cultures are ancient and predate American settlement. They include the Kaskaskia, a tribe that is no longer in existence due to forced removal. And they include the Wazhazhe, the Shawnee, and the Myaamia (mi ah' mia) who continue to share their gifts with us on this land to this day. Those gifts, among others, include the knowledge of sustainable agriculture and horticulture that contribute to what we are trying to accomplish here today. |
2022 Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit
Christ the King is excited to be a field trip host for the 2022 Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit.
Join us on Friday, June 17 from 10:00-11:00 am for "Restoring the Earth — a church’s journey".
We'll tour our church grounds and share how we are converting some of our lawn into community food production -- building good soil and community. We have a 450 sf compost bin, permaculture food forest (mostly native), 2 acre forest being restored with natives, milpa garden, 2,200 sf prairie, monarch way station, and earth-friendlier mowing practices. We do this all because we're called to be good stewards of creation.
The tour will take place rain or shine. Note that participants will be walking about 1/2 mile over uneven terrain.
The Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit is on June 16. Learn more HERE.
All of the field trips, including this one, are on June 17 and are FREE and open to the public.
Space is limited. Please register below. Questions? Contact Susan
Join us on Friday, June 17 from 10:00-11:00 am for "Restoring the Earth — a church’s journey".
We'll tour our church grounds and share how we are converting some of our lawn into community food production -- building good soil and community. We have a 450 sf compost bin, permaculture food forest (mostly native), 2 acre forest being restored with natives, milpa garden, 2,200 sf prairie, monarch way station, and earth-friendlier mowing practices. We do this all because we're called to be good stewards of creation.
The tour will take place rain or shine. Note that participants will be walking about 1/2 mile over uneven terrain.
The Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit is on June 16. Learn more HERE.
All of the field trips, including this one, are on June 17 and are FREE and open to the public.
Space is limited. Please register below. Questions? Contact Susan
