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On Thursday, April 21, during the City of Raleigh’s annual Environmental Awards presentation parishioner Charly Kerr was recognized for his outstanding work on environmental stewardship. Charly owns the Chick-fil-A restaurant at 8860 Six Forks Rd. For several years, he has been out to demonstrate to the world that within the fast food industry vast improvements […]

I am pleased to post this contribution to the Nativity Caring for Creation blog from Dargan Gilmore. It is an election year, and that means that candidates and their super-PACs are hard at work trying to polarize the issues. Instead of trying to bring people together, it always seems that we are being asked to

In many respects our very well being and the future of our civilization is connected to the health of the earth. We have become alienated from nature in an unprecedented way and we have not been good stewards. Our broken relationship with creation is a reflection of our disrespect for God and for one another.

This week I was pleasantly surprised when I received an email from Rev. Tom Droppers, who served for longer than anyone can remember as the Chair of the Diocesan Environmental Ministry. Tom had found in his email archive the presentation he wrote for the 192nd Annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of NC in which

Solarize the Triangle is a grassroots campaign that makes it easy and affordable to switch to clean, independent solar power. With our Solarize Partner, St. John’s Episcopal Church of Wake Forest, Nativity will host a Solarize the Triangle information meeting from 7 to 9 pm on March 30. Everyone is welcome. Solarize is quickly becoming