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Give Us This Day:
Our food choices matter. Indeed, they are the difference between life and death, just as in the original garden. Cathy ... (more)

Diocesan Diet

EAT LOCALLY. Become a part of creating a community-building, self- sustaining, diocesan-wide enterprise (more)


 
Greenblade Mission Statement 

Greenblade strives to heal the human relationship with Creation by integrating faith, justice, and joy into the production, distribution, preparation, sharing, consumption, and disposal of food.

 

Through teaching, advocacy, hospitality, and a spiritual practice grounded in Anglican tradition, Greenblade builds a network of mutually supportive communities inspired to see the Eucharist as a meal and all meals as sacred.

 

Greenblade promotes a way of life that respects God's abundance so that the whole created order may share in the Feast.



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Greenblade Blogs

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  • Leeks And Liturgy: Glorious Peas!   After a week away from my garden, I felt like a kid in a candy shop upon our return Saturday night.  Sure, the slugs ... (more)
  • Leeks And Liturgy: Passing of Time   This little unassuming, slug-eaten plant is quickly growing into one of the beauties of my garden this year.  On a whim, I decided to ... (more)

Greenblade Events

  • Forming a 501c3 This isn't strictly an event - but it feels like one. If you would like to be a part, let ... (more)