Hello dear students,
the Creation Care School on the Teachable platform is closing on November 30, 2024. After that, your account will be deleted and your progress will be lost.
You can continue to view all the content on YouTube, on this account https://www.youtube.com/@creationcareschool . I suggest you save the following links as bookmarks on your browser.
Greening Your Church (1hr) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgxjy73_MEvKtTcIJ95CKFUIS0DiHcsmi
Laudato Si (1hr) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgxjy73_MEvJM5PomtReFyZ05TkvJnB3k
Creation Care Ministry (8hrs) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgxjy73_MEvLmhQxeMeSoFaIOnJYgktHQ
Green Pages of the Bible (12hrs) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgxjy73_MEvLLlSpFWhCZKa-QRbOoI_2e
Spirituality of Creation (12hrs) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgxjy73_MEvIC9JAtEfrs6u1dlfqLhfJo
I hope you enjoy learning about Christian ecology.
Fraternally,
Norman Lévesque
Theologian and environmentalist
Speaker on climate change and ecotheology
TEDx talk: https://youtu.be/8r6dnIeH57E
Website: https://normleo.com/
Objectives for this mini-course
At the end of this course, the student will be able to:
- inspire your community to action for Creation care;
- make a plan to begin an ecological transition of the parish;
- mobilize other parishioners to form a green committee.
Your Instructor
NORMAN LÉVESQUE is a lecturer on Creation Care since 2005. He holds a Master's degree in practical theology, and his thesis was on Creation Care as a new ministry in the Church. He is the founder of the Green Churches Network in Canada. He wrote the practical guide Greening Your Church (Novalis 2014).
Student Feedback
"First class Norman! Clear and concise and easy to absorb quickly so am sending your mini course to our clergy, wardens and parishioners. Thank you."
Robert Wilkinson
"So great to hear so many ideas as we start a Green Team at our church! Thanks for the steps to take. I loved the ideas of a lunch after church and a movie, and green tips for our bulletin. We have few youth attending, but they might join the Green Team as it is something they can identify with."
Rhoda Seibert
