How Many Lightbulbs Does it Take to Change a Christian?
CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENTAL SPEAKER EVENT, Friday, Dec. 7, 7:30pm: Claire Foster and David Shreeve discuss How Many Lightbulbs Does It Take To Change A Christian? Aiming to counter the idea that stark warnings on climate change seem too colossal for individuals to make any real difference, the booklet argues that Christians not only can have an impact by adapting their lifestyle, but actually have a moral duty to do so.
Claire Foster is national policy adviser on environmental issues for the Church of England, and David Shreeve is co-founder of The Conservation Foundation and environmental adviser to the Church of England. Also speaking will be Bishop Marc Andrus and Rev. Sally Bingham, President of California Interfaith Power and Light and The Regneration Project, and winner of the 2007 EPA Climate Change Citizen of the Year Award. The event, which is being underwritten by PG&E, includes a reception, and also presentation of the first Commission for the Environment Award for the Episcopal diocese of California. RSVPs are encouraged. Contact: Barbara Bisel, 377-5953, bsmithbisel@cs.com.
Claire Foster is national policy adviser on environmental issues for the Church of England, and David Shreeve is co-founder of The Conservation Foundation and environmental adviser to the Church of England. Also speaking will be Bishop Marc Andrus and Rev. Sally Bingham, President of California Interfaith Power and Light and The Regneration Project, and winner of the 2007 EPA Climate Change Citizen of the Year Award. The event, which is being underwritten by PG&E, includes a reception, and also presentation of the first Commission for the Environment Award for the Episcopal diocese of California. RSVPs are encouraged. Contact: Barbara Bisel, 377-5953, bsmithbisel@cs.com.
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