RESOURCES

Click here to go to our web-based resources which are now annotated and stored on our WordPress blog. Direct links are provided.

Click here to go to a searchable database containing books, magazines, web sites and articles. The database allows you to search by faith perspective, key word, intended audience, discipline, type of resource. It’s a little clunky to use, but if you are searching for, say, an Amish perspective on nature in book form, it might help you.

MCCN was involved in creating the following resources:

Green Guidelines for Conference Planners

Creation Care: Keepers of the Earth, a 12-session curriculum for use in group settings.

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MCCN’s Resource Library is designed to:

1. Help individuals and groups find the faith-based resources and inspiration they need to live more lightly on the earth. Want to give your church building an energy audit? Not sure where to start or how to focus your energy? This library can help you.

2. Collect writings by Mennonites/Anabaptists related to Creation Care.
Just as each species has its own niche in an ecosystem, so each denomination has its own niche in Christendom with particular strengths and weaknesses. A denominational collection can enable a group to find its angle, nurture its strengths and identify missing pieces that require more thought. The resources listed are from a variety of faith traditions, but you can call up those by Mennonite authors or associated with Mennonite institutions.

3. Share items that our MCCN members have found helpful and recommended to us.

Additional Criteria for Inclusion: Was the work published in 1990 or later? If not, was it written by an earth care authority or has it attained some sort of classic status?