Description

In this episode, Green The Church Founder Rev. Dr. Ambrose Carroll explores the intersection of environmentalism and the Black Church. Contemplating the theological perspectives that separate humanity from nature, Rev. Dr. Carroll challenges listeners to reconnect with the natural world. Broadcasting from his native Oakland, California, he highlights the city’s rich history of activism and cultural contributions while addressing pressing issues such as climate change, environmental justice, and the resilience of urban communities. Join us as we discuss the importance of sustainability and the pivotal role of the Black Church in leading this movement.

Key Points: 

• Host Introduction: Rev. Dr. Ambrose Carroll, Founder of Green The Church
• Theological Perspective: Challenging views that separate humanity from nature
• Black Church's Role: Mobilizing the Black Church for climate action
• Scriptural Reference: 2 Corinthians 7:14 on environmental healing
• Environmental Focus: Climate change, renewable energy, and building efficiency
• Oakland's Legacy: Black Panther Party, Pullman Porters, and cultural contributions
• Urban Nature: Highlighting Lake Merritt and urban environmental challenges
• Community Call to Action: Engaging listeners in environmental justice efforts

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