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A new ministry initiative by the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas, Bethany House and Garden combines creation care, social justice, and informal worship to form a new community that reaches out to the neighborhood.
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Kansas 2 Kenya Creation Care
In partnership with Agatha Amani House (www.agathaamanihouse.org), a shelter for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Kenya, Bethany House and Garden seeks to bring sustainable farming practices from Agatha Amani House into Topeka's urban core and also to restore areas of tall grasses and prairie flowers once native to the region, many now threatened. At both sites, we seek to offer the healing that caring for creation brings. In Kanas, we also hope to teach about the carbon sequestration of prairies and the benefits of integrating prairie within agriculture.
Yoga
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 am
Vinyasa flow: a style characterized by seamless transition between postures synchronized with breath.
Classes are free, and a suggested donation of $10 per session to the instructor is encouraged.
International Relationships
Agatha Amani House
In partnership with Agatha Amani House (www.agathaamanihouse.org), a shelter for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Kenya, Bethany House and Garden seeks to bring sustainable farming practices from Agatha Amani House into Topeka's urban core and also to restore areas of tall grasses and prairie flowers once native to the region, many now threatened. At both sites, we seek to offer the healing that caring for creation brings. In Kanas, we also hope to teach about the carbon sequestration of prairies and the benefits of integrating prairie within agriculture.
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Grasslands Network, the first Episcopal eco-region, hosts event in Kansas for people to learn about, reflect on environmental issues
A gathering for people interested in creation care issues took place April 25-26 in Topeka, Kansas, and was sponsored by the Episcopal Grasslands Network, the first eco-region created by legislation passed during the 2024 General Convention.
835 SW Polk St
Topeka, KS 66612
United States
