Our beginnings were humble. We serve people and groups who are active in  protecting the natural world.  We sense a need to bring the energy of spirituality and theology to enrich the movement to save Earth.

We Provide ...
• Retreats, workshops & speakers bureau
• Sustainable gardening experiences
• Earth literacy programs
• Community garden consultation
• Michigan Interfaith Climate Change Campaign (MI-ICCC), in partnership with the Michigan Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life (MI-COEJL)

We are supported by:
• Local Congregations
• Michigan Environmental Council
• The Adrian Dominican Ministry Trust Fund
• Individual Donations
• Personal Talents.  Donations of time and talent.

We also need volunteers with these skills:
• Gardening
• Website Maintenance
• Office Skills
• Office Machine Maintenance

We will happily accept land in Southern Michigan, laser printer, larger plastic containers, composter, organic seeds, and gardening tools ... plus Home Depot or Office Depot gift cards.

Donate by sending a check to:
26672 Elm Street • Roseville, Michigan 48066

Please visit the Donations page to enter!

Our Vision
Believing God is revealed in all of Creation, we raise our voices as members of Earth community.  Our planet, our home, is charged with life, and its beauty expresses and nourishes our common spirituality.

Yet Earth is being threatened by  human activity. 

Thus Earth-Keeping is a moral issue based on justice, and we work for right relationships with everything God creates.  

Our Rationale

The global environment with its finite resources is a common concern of all peoples. The protection of Earth’s vitality, diversity, and beauty is a sacred trust. —–The Earth Charter

In Michigan, our soul is not to be found in steel and concrete, or sprawling new housing developments, or strip malls. Rather it is found in the soft petals of a trillium, the gentle whisper of a headwater stream, the vista of a Great Lakes shoreline, and the wonder in children’s eyes upon seeing their first bald eagle. —–Former Governor William Milliken

Everything you do may seem insignificant. But
it is very important that you do it. —–Gandhi

We can’t save the natural world, except by
rediscovering the sacred in nature.  —–Dr. Seyyed Hossein Nasr

The hidden environment of the human spirit is seldom mentioned in our concern for our more obvious environmental problems. We would do well to carefully reconsider this omission.
—–Vera C. Shaw

The Earth is the Lord’s and all that it holds, the world and all its inhabitants.
—–Psalm 24:1