Oregon Territory
December 19, 2003 - Church of the Outdoors
part oneOregon has the highest proportion of residents in the nation who say they have no religion at all. One hypothesis is that many Oregonians celebrate their spirituality in nature. We'll explore the concept that's been dubbed "the Church of the Outdoors."
Additional Resources
- Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon
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- Molly Gloss interview on Powells.com
- Oregon Field Guide
- National Religious Partnership for the Environment
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- Forum on Religion and Ecology (Harvard University)
- Portland Solstice Celebration
- Eugene Solstice Celebration
- Solstice Music
- Theatrical Solstice Celebration
- Solstice Info for Kids
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