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Connecting Scripture and Creation

EarthWords is a weekly email of "creation flavored thoughts on the lectionary texts".  Sometimes it's just noticing and cherishing the natural images in the text, sometimes it spins off into environmental and ecological issues. 
 
Click below to see a specific week's EarthWords.  If you would like to receive EarthWords each week by email, let me know at cwearthwords@earthlink.net.
 
Thanks for stopping by -
blessings,
Charlie

EarthWords for Sept 7, 2008

EarthWords for August 31, 2008

EarthWords for August 24, 2008

EarthWords for August 17, 2008

EarthWords for August 10, 2008

EarthWords for August 3, 2008

EarthWords for July 27, 2008

EarthWords for July 20, 2008

EarthWords for July 13, 2008

EarthWords for July 6, 2008

The bread recipe!

These are preliminary thoughts which I hope will just become part of the background as people read and study these lessons. Frankly, one of my target audiences is clergy who are preparing worship services. (Thus EarthWords comes out about 10-12 days before the specific Sunday.) Each week there is an EarthPrayer, and also a suggestion of "One Thing to Do" both of which hopefully reflect the themes in the scripture passages.

EarthWords are written by me - Charlie West.  I am a United Methodist pastor serving two congregations on the shore of Lake Superior.  I started writing and emailing them out in August of 2006.  This EarthWords website came into being in August of 2007. 
 
(I do have copies of the 9/06-3/08 EarthWords, but I don't know if I'll ever get around to putting them on the website.  And I suppose it would be handy to have them all indexed by text, but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that to happen!)

(Why does the URL address line say www.home.earthlink.net/~cwearthwordsBecause this is a "domain redirect" from www.EarthWords.org to some free webspace I have at Earthlink.  You could click on either one - EarthWords.org is just simpler to say!)

 
Creation flavored thoughts on the Lectionary texts