Focusing on ecotheology, this book explores foundational principles that address the spiritual challenges posed by the climate crisis. It offers a fresh perspective for both believers and seekers, emphasizing a spirituality rooted in the natural world. Through literary and liturgical examples, it illustrates how these concepts can be integrated into worship and personal practice. Ideal for group discussions or individual exploration, it bridges the gap between Christian doctrine and environmental activism, providing a holistic vision for addressing contemporary ecological concerns.
