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Justice, Mercy
and Ecological Footprint:
to whom much has been given much will be required.
Speaker: Ed Dreby, Faith-based Environmental Educator
When: Saturday Oct. 20th, 2007
Time: 9:00 am 12 noon
Where: Orthodox Church of the Holy Cross <directions> |
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Order
of Activities
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Opening service of prayer for the
environment
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75 minute educational session,
"Justice, Mercy and
Ecological Footprint"
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Gather in Fellowship Hall for light
refreshments
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Tree and bulb planting
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About Our Speaker: Ed Dreby
For the past 10 years, Ed Dreby has worked
full-time in faith-based adult environmental education, as a member of the
National Council of Churches Eco-Justice Working Group from 1997 to 2002, as
coordinator of the PA Council of Churches Interfaith Climate Campaign from 1997
to 2002, and as project leader of the Friends' (Quakers') regional Earthcare
Working Group until last June. He was for twenty years an administrator and
social studies teacher in several area Friends schools, and has also worked with
Habitat for Humanity and the Salt and Light Company of Mt Holly. Ed and his
wife Margaret Mansfield, who recently retired as social studies department
chair from Moorestown Friends School, are members of the Friends Meeting in Mt
Holly.
Below: Images from last year's tree planting
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