Between God & Green

This book explores the emerging network of faith-based efforts to combat global climate change, with a focus on the significant impact of evangelical climate care in the US. Through extensive research and interviews, the author examines the movement's historical roots, visionary leaders, and their advocacy initiatives. By framing climate change as a moral issue, these leaders are challenging traditional boundaries and reshaping the contours of the evangelical community. Despite its challenges, the movement is leveraging size, dominance, cultural position, and mechanisms of communication to bridge God and green.