*culture is not optional

Agrarianism after modernity

by Norman Wirzba

An exploration of the religious aspects of environmental crises and solutions.

A welcome and an invitation

by Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma

An introduction to the content of this unique issue, with links and information for participating in Practicing Resurrection 2006.

A place to be born

by Sylvia Keesmaat

Reflections on the character of creation in a greenhouse.

"For they were afraid"

by Brian Walsh

Reflections on Mark 16.1-8, which recounts the visit of the women to Jesus' tomb.

A call to subversion

by Byron Borger

A review of Colossians Remixed: Subverting the Empire by Brian J. Walsh & Sylvia C. Keesmaat.

Last Words

by Henry Bakker

What's next?

by Grant Elgersma

Life after college generates questions about a vision.

Beauty will save the world

by Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma and Kate Kamphausen

An interview with Spirit-filled fashionista Kate Kamphausen.

Fair trade coffee is for the birds!

by Karla Kauffman

A basic, well-researched exploration of why fair trade coffee is important and what you can do to promote it in your community.

Towards a sustainable culture

*cino blog network

The blog of Practicing Resurrection presenter, Henry Bakker, who will be leading workshops on the sustainable strategies being practiced on Russet House Farm.

Toucan Trail

Practicing Resurrection presenter Cindy Blount has been traveling Belize for two years developing content for Toucan Trail, a web site geared at linking small, family-run hotels with budget, eco-conscious travelers.

The Karshes: Daughter and father moving through nature

Catholic New Times

A 1999 article by Diana Renelli about Practicing Resurrection presenter Marianne Karsh and her father, Malak.

Waverley Brook Farm

Practicing Resurrection presenters Jean and Godfrey Tyler have a new web site that shares about their sustainable farm in Haliburton, Ontario.

Nidus 2006

A festival focusing on faith, the arts and justice, which Practicing Resurrection presenter Rob Shearer has been involved in planning.

A lot more to food than 'local' and 'organic'

Eastern Ontario AgriNews

An article by Catherine Thompson about Local Flavour Plus, an organization in which Practicing Resurrection presenter Garry Lean is involved in leadership.