Category: Creation Care Ministry

Our upcoming events:

      Interested in bringing the creation care message to your congregation, come to our next Green Team gathering:  Wed., June 28th, 6:00 pm at Oaklyn Library.

Beekeeping by Myra Teal

Tuesday, June 13, at 6:00pm

Myra Teal has been involved in beekeeping and honey production for decades, and she is now a frequent presenter at beekeeping conferences in many states. 

Plant a Wildflower Sanctuary:

Convert part of your yard into a small wildflower sanctuary for butterflies, bees, and birds.  Tri-State Creation Care will show you how and provide free seed. 

Two dates are scheduled: 

The 2023 Tri-State Creation Care Conference       

This Saturday, Feb. 25, 9 am (CST) – Noon  (doors open 8:30) at Aldersgate UMC, 5130 Lincoln Ave., Evansville

We highlight artist Dawn Murtaugh at this year’s conference. 

Saturday, Feb. 25, 9 am (CST) – Noon
At Aldersgate UMC, 5130 Lincoln Ave., Evansville

Keynote:  Hearing the Cry of the Earth, in the Din of the Day-to-Day by John Mundell,

Are we a Creation Care Church?

It is not a field of flowers that defines that. It is our commitment to lessen the harmful impact we have on nature.  It lies in choices of what we drive,

The 2023 Tri-State Creation Care Conference  

Keynote:  

Vatican Director of the Laudato Si’ Platform to speak in Evansville:

Tri-State Creation Care will be holding its Annual Creation Care Conference on Saturday, February 25th at Aldersgate United Methodist Church (5130 Lincoln Ave).  

Are we a Creation Care Church?

It is not a field of flowers that defines that. It is our commitment to lessen the harmful impact we have on nature.  It lies in choices of what we drive,

ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE

September 18, 2022 ~ 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

“You cannot serve both God and mammon.” Merriam-Webster defines mammon as material wealth or possessions, especially having a debasing influence.

Tri-State Creation Care and Seton Harvest are proud to present celebrated poet and Evansville resident, Matthew Graham, for an evening surrounded by nature on the farm. Graham will share and discuss selections of his poetry under the shelter house and stars at Seton Harvest.

    On Saturday, Sept. 10, Tri-State CC will have our first Member Picnic at Seton Harvest (9400 New Harmony Rd).  This will be in conjunction with a volunteer morning to plant native flowers and plants on a new pollinator trail (begins 8:30 am).