Whose land is it anyway?
They will neither harm nor destroy on all my holy mountain, for the earth will be filled with the knowledge
of the Lord as the waters cover the sea. – Isaiah 11:9
We are so blessed. America is an amazing country. The breadth and diversity of our land and coastlines, the abundance of all our natural resources can only be attributed to God’s divine presence as America was created.
It is the sin of man that led to the destruction of the cultures that were decimated in that process.
Read moreEvangelicals Oppose President Trump’s Reckless Action to Rescind Protection of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah
A Statement by the Rev. Mitch Hescox
President/CEO of the Evangelical Environmental Network
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Evangelicals Oppose Chairman Bishop's Gutting of Antiquities Act
A Statement by the Rev. Mitch Hescox,
President/CEO of the Evangelical Environmental Network
Read morePro-Life Christians Oppose Efforts to Roll Back Protection of National Monuments
Christians Defend Threats to Public Lands
Statement by Rev. Mitch Hescox:
Our public lands are national treasures to be stewarded and preserved for us and our children. Being good stewards is part of how we honor God, the maker of all.
Last week Congressman Jason Chaffetz (UT-03) heard from us, as over 1100 pro-life signed a petition and over 130 phone calls were placed to his office. These efforts and the anger of outdoors folks forced Mr. Chaffetz to withdraw HB 621, a bill designed to sell-off millions of acres of public lands.
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