Christians Caring for Creation

Which Senate races matter most for creation care?

C3’s 2026 Senate Voter Guide is a nonpartisan, fact-checked resource comparing candidates’ environmental records. We walk through eight key races: Texas, Kansas, Alaska, Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, Maine, and North Carolina.

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Did you know that more people are interested in talking and doing something about creation care in your church than you might suspect?  

Jarrod Davis was the Chair of the United Methodist Conference on Creation Care for 9 years and spent many days talking with rural congregations in North Carolina about creation care. In this podcast he talks about the importance of talking about creation, not as a politician or a scientist, but as The Church.  He shows how bringing stories and lessons from the Bible help us love God and neighbor in more faithful ways.

To learn more about Jarrod Davis and purchase his book go to: 

jarrodsdavis.com

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America’s national parks belong to all of us—but are we beginning to treat them as commodities rather than a sacred trust? 

From proposed development in Yosemite to a border wall in Big Bend, diverted park funding and declining staffing, Don Gordon examines what is at stake. For Christians, this is more than public policy: it is a question of our calling to steward God’s earth for generations to come.

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What can gardens teach us about caring for our communities and creation? Dr. Amanda Vincent, Associate Professor of French Studies at Wake Forest University and author of the award-winning Constructing Gardens, Cultivating the City, joins Don to explore Parisian parks, the relationship between gardens and cities, and the practice of care.

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https://www.pennpress.org/9781512823851/constructing-gardens-cultivating-the-city/

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In this episode, Don Gordon examines the extraordinary heat of summer 2026 and what it reveals about a warming planet. 

From record temperatures and deadly heat waves to wildfires, water shortages, energy demands, and agricultural impacts, Don explores how communities across Europe, the United States, and Asia are experiencing—and responding to—a hotter world.

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Food insecurity affects millions of Americans, yet hunger is about much more than empty stomachs. 

In this episode, Don Gordon talks with Eric Aft, CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina, about addressing the root causes of hunger, reducing food waste, building healthier communities, and the vital role churches can play in caring for both our neighbors and God's creation.

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Why do some communities carry a heavier burden of pollution and environmental health risks than others? 

In this episode, Don Gordon welcomes Will Hendrick, Environmental Justice Director for the North Carolina Conservation Network, for a thoughtful conversation about environmental justice, the policies that shape our communities, and the biblical call to seek justice while caring for both God's creation and our neighbors.

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In this C3 Podcast, Don Gordon, the founder of C3, addresses the question:  will water become the defining environmental and economic challenge of the 21st century in America? 

Dr. Gordon explores how climate change, population growth, aging infrastructure, and artificial intelligence are placing new demands on our water systems—and why moral grappling with these issues is essential for a good and just country.

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What can an 18th-century Japanese Zen monk teach us about climate anxiety, consumerism, and spiritual peace? 

In this episode, Don Gordon and Dr. Clifford Cain discuss Taigu Ryokan’s life of simplicity, poetry, joy, and attunement to nature - and why his wisdom may be more relevant now than ever.

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What happens when faith, public service, and climate resilience come together? 

Ben Duncan, Chief Resilience Officer for South Carolina’s groundbreaking Office of Resilience—the first statewide office of its kind in America—joins Don Gordon to discuss caring for people in an era of extreme weather.

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