An article has been released from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, which outlines a grant we were able to secure in the amount of $126,500 to develop and advance creation care stewardship among Southern Baptists. This will serve many purposes over the next 12 months from a campus-wide recycling program to a creation care conference to be hosted by Southeastern in 2009. While the launch of the Southern Baptist Environment and Climate Initiative was significant from a messaging standpoint, this grant will move the theoretical to the tangible as Southern Baptists begin to engage the most critical issues of our day.
4 comments:
dude,
As a SEBTS student, this grant is awesome.
Congratulations. That's good news....
From where does the Energy Foundation receive funding?
Great question. I believe they are clearinghouse that receives funding from over a dozen partnering chairtable trusts.
Congratulations.
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