Creation Care Spruces Up Broad Ripple Park
With electric chainsaws, pruning shears, and other landscaping implements, about 15 St. Luke’s volunteers brought a little love to the somewhat neglected Broad Ripple Park (in our Midtown Community) last Saturday, November 16. The project was organized by the Creation Care Ministry. Trees were pruned, prolific invasive plants (honeysuckle!) were removed, and many a downed tree limb were piled up. The group, which also gives away tree seedlings every spring, hopes to repeat the project next year.
The Creation Care Ministry meets on the second Sunday of each month at 12:15 PM to discuss our progress, plan programs for our church community, advocate for planet-friendly public policy, and to further our partnership with building Trustees to become better stewards of our corner of Creation. You are invited to join us! For more information or to get involved, please contact Larry Kane at lkane1250@gmail.com