We Pray for the Pastors, Scientists, Theologians, and economists Who Co-Labor With Us

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Heavenly Father, thank You for the cooperation of all the many pastors, theologians, scientists, economists, and other scholars and leaders who have co-labored alongside the Cornwall Alliance in the nearly ten years since our founding. These men and women have given generously of their time and expertise, without payment, writing articles for us, answering technical […]

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Cornwall Alliance Guide to Prayer for the Environment and the Poor

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Thank you for participating in the Cornwall Alliance’s Day of Prayer for the Environment and the Poor! Throughout March 1-25, we will share many specific prayer requests for the environment and the poor. Here, however, are some broad, general ideas to guide you in prayer: First, begin with praise and thanksgiving to God for His

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March 25: Cornwall Alliance Day of Prayer for the Environment and the Poor

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Are you excited to join with people across the world in prayer? We are! This is an opportunity for us to draw near to God our Creator while praying for the world’s poor and for godly stewardship of the earth. Why March 25th? March 25th is the birthday of Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Norman Borlaug,

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Attacking fossil fuels doesn’t help the poor

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In the debate over climate change, as in most things, it makes sense for politicians to appeal to a higher power. To wit: President Obama recently sent Environment Protection Agency administrator Gina McCarthy to visit the Vatican. Her mission was to convince papal officials, who are currently drafting a climate-change-focused encyclical for Pope Francis, that the president’s

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God of Creation

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I will always remember my first trip through the Rocky Mountains, when I was ten years old. The rugged, towering mountains were beautiful, but their impact on our family was heightened by our repeated cries of “Oh! Look at that! Isn’t it beautiful!” and “Look! Look! Have you ever seen anything so awesome?” Had each

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Climate Change and Evangelicals: Thou Shalt Not Fear Fossil Fuels

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The fossil fuel industry should be dismantled because it is as bad as human slavery.” That’s exactly what Kathleen Henry, president of a non-profit environmental law firm argued in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. She went on: Continuing to use fossil fuels will, in fact, lead to economic collapse from the consequences of climate change. But

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