- This event has passed.
NCIPL Eco-Story Hour
April 8, 2020 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Gather your kids and the young at heart! We’ve really been missing our network—especially our congregations. We’re used to being physically with you, having conversations in person, and discussing important environmental issues in real-time. That’s why our NCIPL Program Coordinator is launching NCIPL’s Eco-Story Hour on Wednesdays at noon!
Sarah Ogletree will be reading from her collection of environmental children’s books on Facebook. Topics will include composting, the local food movement, the life of Rachel Carson, all the wonders of bugs, St. Francis of Assisi, and so much more!
This is a way for us to stay connected with our community, and hopefully, offer you and your family a way to stay in touch with your values during this time. If you can’t make it at noon, rest assured that the videos will stay up for your convenience. See you Wednesday!
Gather your kids and the young at heart! We’ve really been missing our network—especially our congregations. We’re used to being physically with you, having conversations in person, and discussing important environmental issues in real-time. That’s why our NCIPL Program Coordinator is launching NCIPL’s Eco-Story Hour on Wednesdays at noon!
Sarah Ogletree will be reading from her collection of environmental children’s books on Facebook. Topics will include composting, the local food movement, the life of Rachel Carson, all the wonders of bugs, St. Francis of Assisi, and so much more!
This is a way for us to stay connected with our community, and hopefully, offer you and your family a way to stay in touch with your values during this time. If you can’t make it at noon, rest assured that the videos will stay up for your convenience. See you Wednesday!
Gather your kids and the young at heart! We’ve really been missing our network—especially our congregations. We’re used to being physically with you, having conversations in person, and discussing important environmental issues in real-time. That’s why our NCIPL Program Coordinator is launching NCIPL’s Eco-Story Hour on Wednesdays at noon!
Sarah Ogletree will be reading from her collection of environmental children’s books on Facebook. Topics will include composting, the local food movement, the life of Rachel Carson, all the wonders of bugs, St. Francis of Assisi, and so much more!
This is a way for us to stay connected with our community, and hopefully, offer you and your family a way to stay in touch with your values during this time. If you can’t make it at noon, rest assured that the videos will stay up for your convenience. See you Wednesday!
Gather your kids and the young at heart! We’ve really been missing our network—especially our congregations. We’re used to being physically with you, having conversations in person, and discussing important environmental issues in real-time. That’s why our NCIPL Program Coordinator is launching NCIPL’s Eco-Story Hour on Wednesdays at noon!
Sarah Ogletree will be reading from her collection of environmental children’s books on Facebook. Topics will include composting, the local food movement, the life of Rachel Carson, all the wonders of bugs, St. Francis of Assisi, and so much more!
This is a way for us to stay connected with our community, and hopefully, offer you and your family a way to stay in touch with your values during this time. If you can’t make it at noon, rest assured that the videos will stay up for your convenience. See you Wednesday!
Gather your kids and the young at heart! We’ve really been missing our network—especially our congregations. We’re used to being physically with you, having conversations in person, and discussing important environmental issues in real-time. That’s why our NCIPL Program Coordinator is launching NCIPL’s Eco-Story Hour on Wednesdays at noon!
Sarah Ogletree will be reading from her collection of environmental children’s books on Facebook. Topics will include composting, the local food movement, the life of Rachel Carson, all the wonders of bugs, St. Francis of Assisi, and so much more!
This is a way for us to stay connected with our community, and hopefully, offer you and your family a way to stay in touch with your values during this time. If you can’t make it at noon, rest assured that the videos will stay up for your convenience. See you Wednesday!
Gather your kids and the young at heart! We’ve really been missing our network—especially our congregations. We’re used to being physically with you, having conversations in person, and discussing important environmental issues in real-time. That’s why our NCIPL Program Coordinator is launching NCIPL’s Eco-Story Hour on Wednesdays at noon!
Sarah Ogletree will be reading from her collection of environmental children’s books on Facebook. Topics will include composting, the local food movement, the life of Rachel Carson, all the wonders of bugs, St. Francis of Assisi, and so much more!
This is a way for us to stay connected with our community, and hopefully, offer you and your family a way to stay in touch with your values during this time. If you can’t make it at noon, rest assured that the videos will stay up for your convenience. See you Wednesday!
Gather your kids and the young at heart! We’ve really been missing our network—especially our congregations. We’re used to being physically with you, having conversations in person, and discussing important environmental issues in real-time. That’s why our NCIPL Program Coordinator is launching NCIPL’s Eco-Story Hour on Wednesdays at noon!
Sarah Ogletree will be reading from her collection of environmental children’s books on Facebook. Topics will include composting, the local food movement, the life of Rachel Carson, all the wonders of bugs, St. Francis of Assisi, and so much more!
This is a way for us to stay connected with our community, and hopefully, offer you and your family a way to stay in touch with your values during this time. If you can’t make it at noon, rest assured that the videos will stay up for your convenience. See you Wednesday!
Gather your kids and the young at heart! We’ve really been missing our network—especially our congregations. We’re used to being physically with you, having conversations in person, and discussing important environmental issues in real-time. That’s why our NCIPL Program Coordinator is launching NCIPL’s Eco-Story Hour on Wednesdays at noon!
Sarah Ogletree will be reading from her collection of environmental children’s books on Facebook. Topics will include composting, the local food movement, the life of Rachel Carson, all the wonders of bugs, St. Francis of Assisi, and so much more!
This is a way for us to stay connected with our community, and hopefully, offer you and your family a way to stay in touch with your values during this time. If you can’t make it at noon, rest assured that the videos will stay up for your convenience. See you Wednesday!