Good News: Creation Care

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 Hi!


I was beyond pleasantly surprised to walk into the education hour at our church this past weekend and see that the new series that we are working through is called Creation Care as in care of everything on 🌍. Sadly I have not always associates organized religion and our responsibility to this planet which is an unfortunate discrepancy for me as an individual, but I think for the religious community at large. The series that our church is doing not only gives the Biblical backing for an amazing ministry, but also gives a lot of helpful tips on how we can do better.

Redeemer Cincy Creation Care


This week we learned about The Hub recycling center in Cincinnati which can take items and materials that we don’t always associate with being recyclable, I’m talking about you car seats and plastic packaging! The details are in the link below but if you find yourself throwing out something, just think of it it might be recycled instead!

Cincinnati Reuse and Recycling Hub


We also spoke about rumpke’s orange bag program for a lot of these hard to recycle materials and the upcoming church swap to help us reuse old items!



I love this community and the amazing work that it is doing!!! If you don’t have plans this Sunday 28 April come out and check it out!!! 


That’s all for today!


💛 Jess

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