Workshop Topic: Speaker:
Thursday, September 20, 2007 - 2:00-3:15pm
"Creation 101" - The basics of how nature works. Learning from God's design principles in the creation and using them as a template for technologies and projects that bring healing to the nations...and the earth. Real world examples of projects. Scott Huffman
An overview of alternative energy options including looks at building a clean energy economy and the proposed nuclear plant in Idaho. Rhys Roth, Climate Solutions
Don Gillispie, Alternate Energy Holdings, Inc.
“Campuses that Care” - Strategies for engaging your campus in environmental stewardship. (Overview of the Evangelical Youth Climate Initiative and the Campus Climate Challenge.) Alexei Laushkin, Evangelical Environmental Network
Ed Johnson, Au Sable
Paul Steury, Goshen College
“Environmental Service in Your Community” - an open discussion on ways to partner with local environmental and governmental agencies for environmental service opportunities. Vineyard Boise Let's Tend the Garden ministry leaders
“Greening Your Congregation” - ideas for leading your church towards creation care Ken Wilson
Senior Pastor, Vineyard Church of Ann Arbor
Thursday, September 20, 2007 - 3:30-4:45pm
“Thinking ‘Christianly’ About Creation Care” - Do an "in-class" exercise that helps Christians examine environmental issues rationally and biblically. Dean Ohlman
Restoring Eden
“State of the Earth” - An overview of the pressing issues facing creation – Water, biodiversity, oceans, amphibians, birds, habitat loss, toxins John Cossel, Rob King
Northwest Nazarene University
“Bridging the Divide” - How creation care can help Christians find common ground with secular environmentalists. Can committed Christians work effectively with secular environmental groups, activists and hunting and fishing groups? Lyndsay Mosely, Sierra Club
Rhys Roth, Climate Solutions
Vineyard Boise Ministry Leaders
Local Environmental Groups
“Building Green” - converting your facility into an eco friendly one Vineyard Boise Staff and local green building specialists
Friday, September 21, 2007 - 11:15-12:30pm
Panel on Climate Change - Understanding the science and issues of Global Warming and its affect on the environment. Richard Cizik; Ken Wilson; Suellen Lowry; Rhys Roth; Lyndsay Moseley
Friday, September 21, 2007 - 2:00-3:15pm
"Questions Evangelicals Ask About Creation Care" - addressing typical questions that often come up in evangelical circles surrounding the Bible, the Gospel, Economics, Globalism, and Politics. Dean Ohlman
Restoring Eden
See a new documentary highlighting Floresta's work among the indigenous forest dwellers of Oaxaca Mexico, and hear some of the details of Floresta's methods for caring for creation while serving the poor. Scott Sabin
Executive Director, Floresta
"From safety to sacrifice" - the true cost of creation care and why it's worth it. Discussing the role of diversity and community in creation care. Ben Lowe & Don Bosch
A Rocha
“Affecting Public Policy” - how individuals can make a difference in federal, state, and local climate change policy. Beth Doglio, Climate Solutions 
Suellen Lowry, Noah Alliance
"Passing It On" - an open discussion on educating your congregation in environmental issues. Vineyard Boise Let's Tend the Garden ministry leaders
Friday, September 21, 2007 - 3:30-4:45pm
“Missions and Creation Care” - taking the value of creation care beyond our borders. Tim McFarlane, Vineyard Boise Missions Pastor
Scott Sabin, Executive Director, Floresta
"Women, Children and the Environment" - A look at how environmental degradation greatly impacts women and children and strategies to help them. Suellen Lowry
Noah Alliance
"Living the Green Life" – Finding balance and walking with integrity while sharing your passion for the Creation and the Creator on your campus. Alexei Laushkin, Evangelical Environmental Network
Chris Elisara, Creation Care Study Program
“Environmental Justice and Global Warming” – a look at the impact of mountain top removal coal mining and other effects of energy use on residents in Appalachia. Lyndsey Mosely
Sierra Club