o 42 - Sunday, October 27, 1991 - North Shore News

SPIRITUALLY SPEAKING
Planting symbols of life

ONE WAY to demonstrate a
fifestyle that cares for the earth is
to plant a tree, mem of St
Richard’s Anglican) Church of
North Vancouver learned recently.
Reflecting on the theme ‘it's
fall, think spring!’’ parishioners
heard about the role of trees in
sustaining life on earth by creating
oxygen.
“So often we gre cutting down
trees,’ Sheila) Nussbaum, the
parish stewardship coordinator,
said. ‘‘It’s important that we plaat
trees to show that we value what
trees do for us and for our
planet.”’
In fact, the parish had only
months before cut dcwn a cypress
tree that was beginning to col-
lapse. It was decided thai replac- 7a . . oe : eerie:
ing the tree woule both add to the photo Lionel Baldock
beauty of the Norgate
neighborhood and replenish what
was lost. MEMBERS of St. Richard's Anglican Church in North Vancouver
Children in the parish also recently held a tree-planting ceremony. Wielding the shovel to
planted tulips, daffodils and accommodate a new tree is Rev. Kay Schmitt as members of the
crocuses in prepared beds. church look on.

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