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Green Chalice
 Goals
- Help coordinate and lead efforts within First Christian Church toward education and action in the area of environmental stewardship.
- It is the charge of this committee that the Alverna Creed which states, "The Earth is the Lord's, Take Care," is a Christian responsibility and obligation and presents a challenge to all people of faith.
- This committee does outreach into the community at large on issues such as recycling, clean air and clean water, habitat protection, and appreciation of God's creation, and promotes environmentally sustainable life styles.
The Green Chalice endeavors to reach these goals through
- Earth Day activities
- public forums
- recycling pick-up at the Church
- Community Garden
- Ten Thousand Villages
- Alternative Gift Markets
Chair: Carolyn Williams 683-5863
Members:
| 684-9144 |
Connor, Henry |
3879 Lewis Lane |
| 685-2034 |
Dew, Aloma 2015 |
GriffithPlace East |
| 685-2034 |
Dew, Lee 2015 |
GriffithPlace East |
| 771-5571 |
Ford, Connie |
1120 Lyddane Bridge Road |
| 684-0242 |
Luallen, Alpha Jo |
2258 Hoop Jr. Ct. |
| 683-2411 |
Robertson, Mary 724 |
Live Oak Place 42303 |
| 281-5619 |
Thompson, Marilee |
2443 Old Highway144 42303 |
| 281-5619 |
Thompson, Wendell |
2443 Old Highway144 42303 |
| 683-5863 |
Williams, Carolyn |
2823 Asbury Place 42303 |
 Lee Dew receiving the Life Time Achievement Award for 2011, on April 15. The Director of the EPA for district 4, headquartered in Atlanta, GA handing Lee the award at the ceremony.
 View Pix of the 2011 Earth Day "Spring Fling" by clicking here.
View pix of the 2010 Earth Day "Spring Fling" by clicking here.
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