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The Quilt & the Creation. Pt. 3. Travel Bug

Janice KirkApril 3rd, 2021|Categories: Blog, Cherish the Earth, Nature Notes, Quilt and Creation, The Gospel Lifestyle|Tags: abundant life, agates, aspen, beetles, breath of life, camouflage, camping, chain stitch, cherish the earth, community, compound eyes, desert scrub, entomology, French knots, Gospel lifestyle, gratitude, it takes a village, marmots, nature notes, outline stitch, Quilt, quilt blocks, quilting, redwood giants, restoration, Roosevelt Elk, Sabbatical, satin stitch, shelf fungi, Thank God, travel bug, Virgin River, vision, white alders, wild roses, Zion Canyon|

Travel Bug The travel bug? We certainly had it. Stepping away from our [...]

Cherish the Earth. Going to Holden Part 2. Life at Holden

Janice KirkFebruary 15th, 2020|Categories: Blog, Cherish the Earth|Tags: chalet, cherish the earth, community, Creation Care, dish team, disposables, fruits and vegetables, garbology, healthy diet, Holden Evening Prayer, Holden Village, inclusiveness, Lake Chelan, life is short, live sustainably, microcosm, mine remediation, Railroad Creek, re-purpose, recycle, social justice, solidarity, summer garden|

View from Chalet 3, Holden Village WA 1980 Part 2. Life at Holden [...]

Cherish the Earth. Gratitude.

Janice KirkNovember 18th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Cherish the Earth|Tags: beauty, community, earth stewardship, gratitude, green infrastructure, green pastures, still waters, wonders|

Blue Lake inlet, Warner Mountains CA The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. [...]

Cherish the Earth. Live the Gospel Lifestyle

Janice KirkMay 20th, 2017|Categories: Blog, Cherish the Earth, The Gospel Lifestyle|Tags: cherish the earth, community, content, Earth Day, enough, generous, Gospel lifestyle, keep it simple, live lightly, need, St. Francis|

LIVE THE GOSPEL LIFESTYLE Another Earth Day celebration has come and gone, yet the old [...]