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The TheoEcology Resource Center represents the in-house reference collection of current and pertinent information on environment and ecology on the campus of The Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC).

The focus on environmental issues with a faith component, dubbed by President Michael Battle as TheoEcology, began in 2005. The emphasis has taken root in expansive conversations with world-renowned enthusiasts and experts on these disciplines and the growing concerns that are emerging regarding humanity's stewardship of the planet.

Pursuant to ITC's commitment to the environmental movement toward a “green consciousness” and ultimately a “green civilization,” we are amassing materials on the topic to share with our student, faculty, and staff population and others who want to become more aware and involved in helping humanity find its way to a new “ Eden ”.

Environmental Theology

Reclaiming America, Restoring Nature to Culture, Book 4, Richard Cartwright Austin, 1934, Creekside Press, Abingdon, Virginia

The Land, Place as Gift, Promise, and Challenge in Biblical Faith,Overtures to Biblical Theology, Walter Brueggeman, 1973, Fortress, Philadelphia

The Environment & The Christian, What Can We Learn from the New Testament?, Edited by Calvin B. DeWitt, 1991, Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The Economy of Nature, The Quest to Make Conservation Profitable, Gretchen C. Daily and Katherine Ellison, 2002, Island Press/Shearwater Books, Washington.

The Solution Is You! An Activist's Guide, Laurie David, 2006, Fulcrum Publishing, Golden, Colorado.

Academy award-winning movie, “The Great Warming” starring Keanu Reeves and Alanis Morissette.

An “Inconvenient Truth,” A Global Warning, widescreen version. Thirty minutes of updated information that also includes things you can do to help.