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Book Title
Rooted and Rising: Voices of Courage in a Time of Climate Crisis
ISBN
1538127768
EAN
9781538127766
Release Title
Rooted and Rising: Voices of Courage in a Time of Climate Crisis
Artist
Schade, Leah D
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Subject Area
Nature, Religion, Science
Publication Name
Rooted and Rising : Voices of Courage in a Time of Climate Crisis
Item Length
9 in
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
Subject
Life Sciences / Ecology, Ecology, Christian Life / Social Issues, Christian Church / General, Global Warming & Climate Change, Religion & Science
Publication Year
2019
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.7 in
Author
Margaret Bullitt-Jonas
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
13 Oz
Number of Pages
242 Pages

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Rooted and Rising is for everyone who worries about the climate crisis and seeks spiritual practices and perspectives to renew their capacity for compassionate, purposeful, and joyful action. Leah Schade and Margaret Bullitt-Jonas gather twenty-one faith leaders, scientists, community organizers, theologians, and grassroots climate activists to offer wisdom for fellow pilgrims grappling with the weight of climate change. Acknowledging the unprecedented nature of our predicament-the fact that climate disruption is unraveling the web of life and threatening the end of human civilization-the authors share their stories of grief and hope, fear and faith. Together, the essays, introductory sections, and discussion questions reveal that our present crisis can elicit a depth of wisdom, insight, and motivation with power to guide us toward a more peaceful, just, and Earth-honoring future. With a foreword by Mary Evelyn Tucker and a special introduction by Bill McKibben, the book presents an interfaith perspective that welcomes and challenges readers of all backgrounds.

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Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1538127768
ISBN-13
9781538127766
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Author
Margaret Bullitt-Jonas
Publication Name
Rooted and Rising : Voices of Courage in a Time of Climate Crisis
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Life Sciences / Ecology, Ecology, Christian Life / Social Issues, Christian Church / General, Global Warming & Climate Change, Religion & Science
Publication Year
2019
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Nature, Religion, Science
Number of Pages
242 Pages

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Item Length
9 in
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
13 Oz

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LCCN
2019-020405
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Scholarly & Professional
Lc Classification Number
Qc903.S33 2019
Reviews
Whatever your faith or spiritual background, this provocative collection of essays will stimulate new thought and action. This book is for everyone who has been frustrated by the lack of progress in addressing climate change. These pages will educate and inspire you and renew your strength., If you're part of the 'choir' regarding climate change, if you get it, if you're on board, this is the book you need right now. It will help you keep singing, even when politicians and corporate leaders prove themselves bigger fossil fools than before, even when the news is bleaker, even when you lose hope for the tenth time, but still can't give up. This book put new steel in my spine and fired up my resolve. You need this book, and the Earth needs you to take its message and resources to heart., This book does more than sound the alarm about the ecological destruction we have wrought and the catastrophic doom that awaits. Sound the alarm it does. But most importantly, it leads us to think deeply about how we sustain ourselves and the rest of our sacred Creation after the alarm has been sounded. Through passionate storytelling, this book shares a wellspring of faith practices and inner resources that sustain readers in moments of despair and lead them to a place of hope in the midst of a terminal climate crisis. The strength, wisdom, and reservoir of faith that fill these pages inspire one to take action to save our Creation. And so, for all who sometimes feel hopeless but refuse to give up on ourselves and our earthly home, this book is a must read. It provides you with the 'stuff' to continue in the struggle to 'midwife whatever new life will be born out of this cataclysmic time.', If you're part of the 'choir' regarding climate change, if you get it, if you're on board, this is the book you need right now. It will help you keep singing, even when politicians and corporate leaders prove themselves bigger fossil fools than before, even when the news is bleaker, even when you lose hope for the tenth time, but still can't give up. This book puts new steel in my spine and fires up my resolve. You need this book, and the Earth needs you to take its message and resources to heart., Margaret Bullitt-Jonas and Leah Schade have gathered the spiritual and practical wisdom we need for such a time as this. As ministers, activists and scholars, they know we must take bold action that heals the land, the waters, the skies and the whole family of God. They also know our faith traditions provide us with the fuel we need. I hope people of faith everywhere will open this book, explore the diverse and rich collection of voices, and be encouraged, challenged, informed, strengthened, rooted and driven to prayer and action., This stunning collection of essays is like nothing we have seen before. With its honest acknowledgement of the raw fear, anger, and despair evoked by the climate crisis, Rooted and Rising will take readers to places they have never been - but which they need to face. At the same time, the book lifts up something equally real: the extraordinary power of human beings to take collective action, if they so choose. Rooted and Rising shows how claiming our relationship with all of life is the foundation of spirituality (with or without religious faith); how the energy of our feelings can be turned into positive action; and how our lives can find purpose and meaning in this perilous time., It is now clear: prophetic, spiritual resilience in the face of the Earth emergency is indispensable to our health and a catalyst for any eco-social transformation we might muster. In Rooted & Rising, climate activists beneath the Abrahamic canopy--Jews, Muslims, Christians--voice exactly what we need and show the way. Kudos to Margaret Bullitt-Jonas and Leah Schade for convening this remarkable gathering and offering spiritual practices to accompany the inspiring witness., This book is an important work offering us a glimpse into the lives of contemporary people of faith on the frontlines of socio-political engagement, drawing on their communities formed of faith and within ecological belonging, and modeling for us what kind of world is possible. The book could be readily engaged by a person of faith seeking inspiration for how to deepen their own roots through spiritual practice and to rise to advocacy for the needs of their own communities, by a small faith-sharing group, or even by undergraduate students studying religion, theology, or environmental ethics. Schade and Bullitt-Jonas have put together a volume of wide-ranging relevance, and I hope it will be read by many., Leah Schade and Margaret Bullitt-Jonas have curated a powerful anthology. Their new work offers weary-hearted readers tools to cope with the grief and despair of climate work, encourages persistence in taking action, and motivates bearing witness to the vision of a more just and sustainable future. . . . By collecting these various stories and voices, Schade and Bullitt-Jonas provide the reader with a sense of relief through an unburdening of adopted identities or purposes and asks how can you in your specific life add to this movement? What roots you in this work? How can you stand firmly and deeply in your own soil and rise to meet the both nourishing and harsh conditions these people face in working toward a better world? Anyone in a faith-based organization interested in this work would be wise to read this book and share in community to discern how you are best able to root yourself in this challenging and life-giving work., This book is an important work offering us a glimpse into the lives of contemporary people of faith on the frontlines of socio-political engagement, drawing on their communities formed of faith and within ecological belonging, and modeling for us what kind of world is possible. The book could be readily engaged by a person of faith seekinginspiration for how to deepen their own roots through spiritual practice and to rise to advocacy for the needs of their own communities, by a small faith-sharing group, or even by undergraduate students studying religion, theology, or environmental ethics. Schade and Bullitt-Jonas have put together a volume of wide-ranging relevance, and I hope it will be read by many., Rooted and Rising should be required reading at all Christian seminaries, rabbinical and Islamic colleges! This collection provides an important way forward for religious leaders to take action for ethical sustainability using the best sources in their own traditions while cultivating interfaith friendships to work for eco-justice, Rooted & Rising: Voices of Courage in a Time of Climate Crisis is a true gem. Filled with inspiring personal stories, contemplations on how to live with honesty and compassion in the midst of climate disruption, thoughtful questions for the reader to consider, and creative rituals to access our deepest emotional responses to the climate crisis, this book is a must-read for anyone and everyone who cares about planet Earth and all of its inhabitants., This timely book is not about overcoming climate change - it's about climate activism as a devotional practice. It's about honoring God, the Oneness that flows through everything. It's about building community and loving our neighbors (including the whole natural world) and feeding the hungry and protecting the poor. It's about the meaning of faith and about responding with all of our hearts and souls and might to meet the needs of this Climate era. It will motivate you and your communities to live as citizens of one earth., Hope flows, aided by spirit; fear and grief must be named and honored; resilience and justice are within us; holy paradoxes abound, as people of faith confront our climate-imperiled era. These are just a few of the vital messages delivered in this poignant, timely, diverse collection. I'll be returning to Rooted and Rising often, and anticipate that many others will, too., Huge problems--war, poverty, civil rights--experienced serious progress in America only after the religious community got committed. Just in time for the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Rooted and Rising provides a powerful spiritual and moral case for people of faith becoming involved in climate activism., Rooted and Rising is a deeply personal series of essays by those who see climate activism as a calling. At a time when the challenge may seem insurmountable, this book is a celebration of community. These essays show us that doing the work becomes its own end, and that the fulfillment we find in each other and in nature nourishes and sustains us in the struggle., It is mainly for the sake of encouraging and inspiring such despondent, hushed members of the green choir that the array of testimonies found in Rooted and Rising has been assembled. The result is an invaluable, enspirited, and uplifting anodyne to hopelessness.... In the light of that 'awakened consciousness', Rooted and Rising takes full account of the rationale for despair about earth's ills, and about the pressing challenge to ecojustice that this crisis entails. Yet the volume's chief value is to put a human face on what it might mean to live with the fear without letting it overcome us. Toward that end, the book's many personal stories of and by those who have demonstrated such endurance and resolve, including Margaret Bullitt-Jonas's own moving account of triumphing over an addiction recalling our culture's addiction to fossil fuel, blend into a compelling cloud of witnesses. For this and other reasons, I'd judge Rooted and Rising to be a must-read anodyne to hopelessness in our cultural moment, a book I will be recommending as spiritual sustenance to several disheartened friends., In the face of an absolute emergency, the voices in Rooted and Rising represent an important source of inspiration and challenge. There is no time left for delay or half-heartedness in our response to the climate crisis, and these authors call on all of us to do everything we can for the sake of our precious planet., This important book is a collection of wise testimonies about how people of different spiritual backgrounds sustain their grit amidst the climate crisis: they release false idols, practice truth-telling, grieve, lament, breathe, pray, practice gratitude, embrace community, and live out their faith by taking action. I laughed, cried, and knowingly sighed as I identified with the experiences of these diverse climate justice leaders.
Table of Content
Foreword, Mary Evelyn Tucker A Special Introduction by Bill McKibben Introduction Questions to Ponder A Spiritual Practice SECTION I: ROOTING IN INTERFAITH FRIENDSHIP Section I Introduction 1 Living in the Four Worlds: Spiritual Practices in the Midst of Climate Disruption Rabbi Mordechai Liebling 2 Connecting Faith, Environmental Justice, and Sustainability: An Islamic Reflection Huda Alkaff 3 Building the Eco-Ethical Ark in the Age of Climate Disruption Rev. Dr. Leah D. Schade 4 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION II: RISING IN LOCAL ACTIVISM Section II Introduction 5 Praised Be the Flood Rev. Fred Small 6 The Ground Beneath Our Feet Rabbi Shoshana Meira Friedman 7 The End of Hope and the Beginning of Miracle Jay O'Hara 8 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION III: ROOTING SCIENCE AND POLICY IN FAITH AND SPIRITUALITY Section III Introduction 9 The Imperative of Hope Dr. Katharine Hayhoe 10 The View from My Window Natasha DeJarnett, PhD, MPH 11 The Thing with Feathers Corina Newsome 12 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION IV: RISING FROM THE MARGINS Section IV Introduction 13 Not Our First Rodeo: Memory and Imagination Stir Up Hope Peterson Toscano 14 Confronting Climate Change: Wisdom from a Civil Rights Activist Rev. Dr. Gerald L. Durley 15 Interview with Rev. Lennox Yearwood Jr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas 16 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION V: ROOTING IN LITURGY, MORAL VISION, AND VOCATION Section V Introduction 17 The World as Sacrament Rev. Dr. John Chryssavgis 18 A Letter Cynthia D. Moe-Lobeda, PhD 19 Fighting Climate Change: Our Responsibility, Our Vocation, Our Salvation Rev. Dr. Jim Antal 20 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION VI: UPROOTED, REPLANTED, AND RISING Section VI Introduction 21 The People around Me: Reflections from a Post-Christian Anarchist Kiran Oommen 22 Interview with Dr. Tink Tinker (wazhazhe/Osage Nation), PhD Leah D. Schade 23 Working Up Hope Tim DeChristopher 24 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION VII: GRIEF, LOVE, AND TREES Section VII Introduction 25 Contemplating Creation: Wisdom from a Sequoia Christina Leaño 26 Living with Environmental Despair Roger S. Gottlieb 27 Love Every Leaf Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas 28 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice Bibliography Scripture Index Index About the Contributors, Foreword, Mary Evelyn Tucker A Special Introduction by Bill McKibben Introduction Questions to Ponder A Spiritual Practice SECTION I: ROOTING IN INTERFAITH FRIENDSHIP Section I Introduction 1 Living in the Four Worlds: Spiritual Practices in the Midst of Climate Disruption Rabbi Mordechai Liebling 2 Connecting Faith, Environmental Justice, and Sustainability: An Islamic Reflection Huda Alkaff 3 Building the Eco-Ethical Ark in the Age of Climate Disruption Rev. Dr. Leah D. Schade 4 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION II: RISING IN LOCAL ACTIVISM Section II Introduction 5 Praised Be the Flood Rev. Fred Small 6 The Ground Beneath Our Feet Rabbi Shoshana Meira Friedman 7 The End of Hope and the Beginning of Miracle Jay O''Hara 8 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION III: ROOTING SCIENCE AND POLICY IN FAITH AND SPIRITUALITY Section III Introduction 9 The Imperative of Hope Dr. Katharine Hayhoe 10 The View from My Window Natasha DeJarnett, PhD, MPH 11 The Thing with Feathers Corina Newsome 12 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION IV: RISING FROM THE MARGINS Section IV Introduction 13 Not Our First Rodeo: Memory and Imagination Stir Up Hope Peterson Toscano 14 Confronting Climate Change: Wisdom from a Civil Rights Activist Rev. Dr. Gerald L. Durley 15 Interview with Rev. Lennox Yearwood Jr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas 16 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION V: ROOTING IN LITURGY, MORAL VISION, AND VOCATION Section V Introduction 17 The World as Sacrament Rev. Dr. John Chryssavgis 18 A Letter Cynthia D. Moe-Lobeda, PhD 19 Fighting Climate Change: Our Responsibility, Our Vocation, Our Salvation Rev. Dr. Jim Antal 20 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION VI: UPROOTED, REPLANTED, AND RISING Section VI Introduction 21 The People around Me: Reflections from a Post-Christian Anarchist Kiran Oommen 22 Interview with Dr. Tink Tinker (wazhazhe/Osage Nation), PhD Leah D. Schade 23 Working Up Hope Tim DeChristopher 24 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice SECTION VII: GRIEF, LOVE, AND TREES Section VII Introduction 25 Contemplating Creation: Wisdom from a Sequoia Christina Leaño 26 Living with Environmental Despair Roger S. Gottlieb 27 Love Every Leaf Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas 28 Questions to Ponder and a Spiritual Practice Bibliography Scripture Index Index About the Contributors
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