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In an age of "going green" and placing an emphasis on a camp's role in teaching creation care,
it is important that staff in faith-based/Christian camps can make the connection between their
faith and caring for the earth. In their role as environmental leaders, staff
members need to be able to include God in the discussion and activities in which they lead
campers. Becoming an Environmental Leader for Your Campers examines five theological
concepts related to being an environmental leader. The DVD also features brief "talking points"
for staff to view, as well as a companion CD-ROM that provides directions for activities that staff
training leaders can engage in with their staffs to provide an experiential learning option for each
of the concepts.
Among the topics covered:
- Five ideas about God and creation
- Opening the eyes of campers to the goodness of creation
- God made everything connected
- Caring for creation
- The true meaning of "dominion"
- Teaching campers to be stewards of creation
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Biography
- Nancy W. Ferguson is an author, educator, and religious leader active in the Presbyterian Church (USA). She has had many years of experience of training staff to be spiritual leaders. The author of four books, Ms. Ferguson is a curriculum writer and editor, a frequent workshop leader, and a former day-camp director at an ACA-accredited camp in Richmond, Virginia. Through her website, www.BlueTreeResources.org, she creates annual devotional guides for camp staff members and a variety of resources for church camp leaders.
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