There is so much to learn!  Much of what I have learned is posted on my main site www.GreenForChrist.com .  My business site www.NatureToYou.Com also has many resources, and any category is welcome.  This is a question and answer section, or how-to, or what living green looks like! (Suggested:  200 words or less.  This is about 100 words so far.)
photos: flowers from our new low-water landscape, and a shaded path under an oak in our yard. 
Fran McCollum

                                                                                                                                       
Here you are invited to share your experience with living green.  Everyone has challenges, and as Kermit the Frog would say, “It’s not easy being green!”  Large cities progressive in some ways may not be in other ways.  I personally have felt isolated regarding my interest in health and the environment in my area; neither did it make sense to some people that pollution impacts health.  This has felt hurtful at times even though it is natural for someone not to relate or fully believe the experience of another person without similar experiences.  Currently I am the only green christian I know in a largely christian area.  Maybe I just need to get out and network more!  Differences in understanding and in needs will always bring some challenge or other for me, for you, and for everyone.  I can focus on that or on those whose positive energy stands out, and there are always those.  I have enjoyed meeting them locally at health markets and elsewhere, reading about them, and even emailing about issues.  I truly enjoyed speaking with Debra Lynn Dadd (“the Queen of Green”) recently by phone.  She was enthused that I had a Christian website that promotes taking care of our health and the earth because she sees all this as very spiritual!  Someday I hope everyone will see it that way.
(Share your experience in about 300 words or less - about this much text.  I can attach photos if you email them to green4christ@sbcglobal.net or you can try to include them in text.)