Making Disciples Creative Stewards in collaboration with GreenFaith.org Church of the Ascension Seattle, WA.

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Making Disciples Creative Stewards in collaboration with GreenFaith.org Church of the Ascension Seattle, WA

Church of the Ascension Starting point – Jan 2012 : All electric facility - 11,600 sq. ft. Partially renovated physical plant (2011) No Green Team Composting of garden waste Recycling of clean paper, cans and glass Certification start date January 2012

Stewardship Waste processing From paper to ceramics Classes and resources CSA drop off Recycled glass mosaics class Bike to Church

Spirit Eucharist in the Park Confirmation Class on Hood Canal Easter Vigil Ecumenical Eucharist Friday Night Documentaries Interfaith Collaboration

Justice Local Duwamish River Eco-justice & Racism Legislation: Toxic-free Kids Act Water for the World Act legislation advocacy Regional International Harvest for local Food Bank

Benefits of Certification Process: Total kWh Energy use Jan 2010 – through Dec 2013

Increased understanding of Biblical imperative Ripple effect of spiritual renewal in all ministries “Environmental Justice” part of lexicon Curbside composting of kitchen & garden waste, recycling of paper, cans, glass and plastics Formation of Green Team & Dishwashing Team Use of 100% recycled paper in all publications Ecumenical and Interfaith Partnerships Highlights of Certification Process to date:

Elements of Success Spirit: integration of eco-heart/mind in all ministries Education: intergenerational learning activities Partnership: ecumenical and interfaith Action: learning by doing; building on church’s spiritual gifts Support: collaboration and resources from Green Faith and local agencies (e.g., Earth Ministry)