Faith and Environment Event Featuring Joel Salatin

Stewardship of the Land: a Christian Community Gathering will take place on May 21-23 at Bluestone Camp and Retreat near Hinton, West Virginia.  This weekend retreat will include workshops, discussions, outdoor activities, and worship that will inspire us to act as stewards of the land.  At the event we will also commission young adults in the Eco-Stewards Program, who will have just completed a week-long training on ecological stewardship principles and practices in West Virginia.  

Keynote speaker: Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms, a sustainable farmer who was featured in The Omnivore’s Dilemma by Michael Pollan and recent documentaries Food Inc. and Fresh: The Movie.

Register by May 1 to save on the registration fee.  Day registrations for Saturday only are available for $30.

Event Highlights: Workshops on environmental stewardship and food issues, West Virginia Local Food Feast, contemplative worship led by Rev. Kate McGregor-Mosley, Director of Earth Covenant Ministry

Who should attend: Anyone interested in earth care.  The event will be perfect for church groups and campus ministries that are active or looking to get started on environmental issues.  Children, teens and adults are welcome.  Participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Download a flyer with more information on the event.  Go to the Bluestone website for more information and to register for the event.

Please join us for this event to encourage individuals and organizations to grow in faith and their commitment to earth care through fellowship and learning.