Along the sand-drifted shores and dunes of the eastern crescent of Lake Ontario lies a small body of water which through dredging outflows into Lake Ontario named Sandy Pond. It is aptly named. [...]

Where might we be, if our ancestors, all the way some seven generations back, had acted in greater harmony with God’s creation? Where might we be, if we remembered that our dominion over God’s [...]

In this month's Green Corner, Kip Coerper offers questions we can apply to our personal consumption habits.

Have you ever had reason to consider how your favorite New Testament translation came into being? Would you be surprised to learn that portions of its history might resemble the children’s game [...]

I typically flunk these tests, so let’s see whether you do better than I. Which one of these four does not belong? Forsythias Daffodils "Pesticide Applied" signs Dandelions The unifying [...]

In this month's Green Corner, Kip Coerper offers ideas for reducing our personal plastic waste and shares advocacy opportunities to hold plastic producers accountable.

Trinity Memorial Church in Binghamton, like most of our older churches, has a steam heating system, no air conditioning, and few options for air flow. This presents a formidable challenge as we [...]

Hardly a day goes by that we don't notice a news article about "green building," sustainable living, carbon footprints, natural/organic foods, renewable energy, etc. These have been catchphrases [...]

It's been a long time: I had recently hooked up with a local public-arts studio, which had equipment they would rent out to local artists for their work. One of my hobbies led me to them, and I [...]

This article is written by the Rev. Shelly Banner, on the announcement of her transition to Priest-in-Charge at St. James, Pulaski, beginning March 23, 2021. In your Word, O God, show us heaven. [...]