Our Lakeside Eucharist and Picnic is getting a green makeover! The Ministry of Fun has paired with the Green Team to make this event low impact on our environment. We will be using compostable plates, utensils and napkins instead of plastic and traditional paper plates. We will have separate containers to collect the compostable items and after the event we will take them to a Davidson composting collection site. In past years, this event has created much trash and we want to live into our...

The St. Alban’s Green Team is pleased to announce that our church grounds have been certified as a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat. This certification unites us with individuals, schools, churches, colleges, parks and other friends of wildlife across the country who have committed to protecting and nurturing wildlife in the properties they control. To achieve this distinction, NWF members must attest that their property provides food, water, shelter and protected...

A Word from our Creation Care Ministry Which of the following makes your Episcopalian Earth-keeping heart and soul happy? #1. Conserving water by taking a ‘Navy Shower’: Get wet, turn off the water, lather up, then turn it back on for a fresh rinse. #2. Engaging St. Alban’s Online Team on BrightAction, a sustainability-focused app designed to help users reduce their personal carbon footprint through gamified, actionable, and collaborative daily actions. #3. Expressing love for God by...