There are so many things, big and little, we can do to live into our charge as Earth's stewards. In this episode, we learn about the work the Warrensburg Church of the Brethren is committing itself to in order to protect our planet from further damage caused by humans. Listen as David Pearce interviews some of the congregants!

Sarah Ullom-Minnich speaks with members of her family, all of whom have taken part in the Haiti Medical Project. Listen as they discuss how this project impacts those in Haiti as well as themselves.

Ben Bear talks the Birds and the Bees with Laura Whitman Dy and Chuck and Diana Messamer. How does reproduction play into being responsible stewards of the Earth?

Alyssa Parker, the Racial Justice Organizing intern for On Earth Peace, sits down with her mother Jennifer and grandmother Sandra. The three discuss their hopes for the future of the Church in terms of growing youth and racial diversity.

Emmy Goering discusses the differences between pacifism and peacemaking with Amy Yoder, whom she traveled to Palestine with through Christian Peacemakers Team.

How did you celebrate this year's International Day of Peace? Matt Rittle takes on a deep dive into the Franklin Grove Church of the Brethren's event, Pinwheels for Peace.

Tori Bateman interviews David Niyonzima, coordinator of THARS (Trauma Healing and Reconciliation), a peace-seeking organization that offers trauma healing techniques in the African country of Burundi.

Kiana Simonson sits down with Laura Hay and the two discuss their various Youth Peace Travel Team experiences. Listen as they reflect on fun times and creative ways of advocating for peace.

Revisit what it means to live as stewards of the Earth in the 21st century. Jonathan Stauffer talks to Katie Heishman about her zero waste lifestyle.

Nolan McBride returns after his semester spent in England to share his experience of a pilgrimage and confirmation ceremony. Listen as he encourages you to find God’s presence in a new and different way.