Source: Indy Star
“I don’t consider myself an environmentalist.”
That is perhaps an odd statement coming from someone who is an unabashed — you could say devout — leader of a nationwide movement to care for the environment.
Then again, the Rev. Mitch Hescox isn’t your typical advocate for environmental causes. He’s a lifelong Republican son of a coal miner, and a man who spent more than a decade working for the coal industry.
But Hescox is also an Evangelical Christian with a message that is at the heart of a growing eco-friendly Christian movement: Scripture says to honor God’s creation by caring for the earth.
Categories: Christianity, Environment, The Muslim Times