Description
This resource reflects on the sanctity of eating, alongside the moral, spiritual, and environmental implications of modern food production and consumption.
Features
how food connects people, eight-week study guide, how individual choice shapes community practice and public policy.
Recommended Audience
clergy, lay leaders, and congregant
Cost
Purchase as a book or e-book
Practical Applications
- Consider how your individual choices in food consumption shape the community and public policy by participating in an eight-week study in a small group.
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