Following Jesus into the heart of the struggle for a transformed world.
The Reverend Sharon Delgado is a United Methodist minister, author, speaker, and activist. She preaches, speaks, leads workshops, and writes on globalization, climate change, economic and environmental justice, and peacemaking, while pointing toward hope and action for a transformed world.
Her new book has now been released: Love in a Time of Climate Change: Honoring Creation, Establishing Justice, a progressive Christian approach to climate change that respects other faiths and philosophies and takes climate science seriously. Order through a local bookstore, Fortress Press, or online retailers such as Amazon.com. Bulk orders and signed copies may be ordered by contacting Sharon here.
Love in a Time of Climate Change has been endorsed by theologians, activists, and scientists, including 350.org founder Bill McKibben, climate scientist Michael Mann, theologian Catherine Keller, Interfaith Power and Light founder the Rev. Sally Bingham, and many others. Find out more and see initial endorsements here.
Here is Yale Climate Connections 90 second audio piece about Love in a Time of Climate Change
Here are more in-depth reviews:
Review by Mark Davies at the Reading Religion journal of the American Academy of Religion
Review by Teresa Langness at the Englewood Review of Books
Review by Michelle Walsh at the Women’s Caucus of the American Academy of Religion and Society of Biblical Literature.
Review in Sojourners Magazine (paid access only for full article).
See other reviews at Amazon.com.
Dear Sharon Delgado.
I just made the following comment to your article published in Tikkun.
There is no such thing as “exceptionalism” when it comes to the scourge of nuclear weapons, and no single nation on earth has any right to claim it.
The NPT treaty’s Article 6 stipulates the ultimate destruction of ALL nuclear weapons and that has to start NOW with the Club of Five nations initiating it in tandem with Israel, Pakistan, India, and North Korea.
A highly disciplined, well funded, global movement needs trigger this phenomenon from the bottom up.
Cheers
Thank you for your class at the Livermore UMW Mission u event this weekend and the information about this blog. As a famous (infamous) Republican said, “I’ll be back”!
It was wonderful to have you in the class, Anne. I’m glad you found me online. Blessings on your journey.
Oops! The first time I tried to enter my reply to you, the system required a website. My website is http://www.justtalesbooks.ca.
Kathleen
Hi, Sharon, was interested in reading your entry on Goodbooks, as I share many of your same interests. I am a retired clergyperson in the Anglican Church of Canada. I write fiction and am looking at doing more nonfiction. Hope to get more in touch with like-minded folk out there, so here I am. Very interesting books you are reading.
Best wishes on your reading and writing.
Kathleen Schmitt
Would you be available to speak to St. Mark’s UMW on Sat. Oct. 14, 2017 at St. Mark’s Church in Sacramento? We would provide gas money and a stipend.
It’s on my calendar. I’ve sent you an email.
Sharon, thank you for the Bible Study in the July-August issue of response Magazine, and your article in out Climate Justice Mission study.j
You are a heroine!
Ted Peters