Science as Our Priestly Vocation - Resources

A Liturgy of Land and Call to Creation Connection

Forest ecologist Rick Lindroth encourages us to deepen and enrich our connection to nature so it becomes more than just a duty but an outpouring of an inner transformation.

person standing under a forest of towering red wood trees

Blog Post

By Maureen Wise

Finding God in the Forest

Maureen Wise reflects on how she feels closest to God when walking through a forest, from California Redwoods to Ohio Oaks.

Podcast Episode

Featuring guest Loren Haarsma

Loren Haarsma | Four Approaches to Original Sin

Loren Haarsma lays out four different approaches in his book, When Did Sin Begin? and talks with us in the episode about the approaches

Podcast Episode

Featuring guest Jeff Hardin

Jeff Hardin | Science & Wonder

Jeff Hardin's work as a scientist, exploring the intricate details of life’s origin, has only enriched his wonder toward the God who created it all, an awe which feeds back into his teaching and research.

Tender moment between patient holding family's hand

Article

By Terri Laws
and Ciara Reyes-Ton

Terri Laws: Caring for the Humanity in Others

For Dr. Terri Laws the Gospel cannot be decontextualized from our society and the lives that we live. It has very practical implications that compel us to care for others and love our neighbors well, especially the marginalized.

Article

By Norman Wirzba
and Ciara Reyes-Ton

Norman Wirzba: Sabbath, Soil and the Sacred Life

What can soil teach us about God? How can the sabbath help us recover delight and find rest? What is sacred about our wounded world?

Article

By Richard Lindroth

A Liturgy of Land and Call to Creation Connection

Forest ecologist Rick Lindroth encourages us to deepen and enrich our connection to nature so it becomes more than just a duty but an outpouring of an inner transformation.

Blog Post

By Maureen Wise

Finding God in the Forest

Maureen Wise reflects on how she feels closest to God when walking through a forest, from California Redwoods to Ohio Oaks.

Podcast Episode

Featuring guest Loren Haarsma

Loren Haarsma | Four Approaches to Original Sin

Loren Haarsma lays out four different approaches in his book, When Did Sin Begin? and talks with us in the episode about the approaches

Podcast Episode

Featuring guest Jeff Hardin

Jeff Hardin | Science & Wonder

Jeff Hardin's work as a scientist, exploring the intricate details of life’s origin, has only enriched his wonder toward the God who created it all, an awe which feeds back into his teaching and research.

Article

By Terri Laws
and Ciara Reyes-Ton

Terri Laws: Caring for the Humanity in Others

For Dr. Terri Laws the Gospel cannot be decontextualized from our society and the lives that we live. It has very practical implications that compel us to care for others and love our neighbors well, especially the marginalized.

Article

By Norman Wirzba
and Ciara Reyes-Ton

Norman Wirzba: Sabbath, Soil and the Sacred Life

What can soil teach us about God? How can the sabbath help us recover delight and find rest? What is sacred about our wounded world?

Article

By Richard Lindroth

A Liturgy of Land and Call to Creation Connection

Forest ecologist Rick Lindroth encourages us to deepen and enrich our connection to nature so it becomes more than just a duty but an outpouring of an inner transformation.

Blog Post

By Maureen Wise

Finding God in the Forest

Maureen Wise reflects on how she feels closest to God when walking through a forest, from California Redwoods to Ohio Oaks.

Podcast Episode

Featuring guest Loren Haarsma

Loren Haarsma | Four Approaches to Original Sin

Loren Haarsma lays out four different approaches in his book, When Did Sin Begin? and talks with us in the episode about the approaches

Jeff Hardin | Science & Wonder

Terri Laws: Caring for the Humanity in Others

Norman Wirzba: Sabbath, Soil and the Sacred Life

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