Earth Justice
project takes
One Small Step
for ecology

ON ENVIRONMENT Sun-
day this year, members of
churches of several different
denominations will commit
themselves to taking One
Small Step that will help to
heal the pain and nourish
the life of the planet Earth.

In church services throughout
Vancouver on Sunday, June 7,
special attention will be given to

the ways in which people can
begin to undo some of the harm
done to the earth.

A highlight of each service will
be a commitment by individuals to
pledge themselves to one ongoing
environmentally helpful action.

Suggested actions range from
replacing household cleaners with
environmentally friendly products
to spending time outdoors each
day valuing the beauty of cre-
ation; from forming a work crew

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to clean up a neighborhood to
recycling used motor oil and bat-
teries, from planting a garden or
starting a compost heap to start-
ing a car pool; from reading
about Christianity and the = en-
vironment to praying for the heal-
ing of the earth.

Individuals will be encouraged
to use their imaginations to create
their own new and unique expres-
sions of care.

One Small Step has been orga-

nized by The EarthJustice Project
of the Jubilee Community for
Justice and Peace, a non-profit
ecumenical organization commit-
ted to weaving the threads of
justice, peace and the integrity of
creation into life.

Environment Canada has helped
to fund the project and many in-
dividuals have volunteered their
lime and energy.

For more information call
433-6749.

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