Today, we join with people across the country and the world–including Republican and Democratic former, current, and newly-elected presidents and other national leaders–in remembrance and mourning of Former President Jimmy Carter at his funeral service at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. At the Evangelical Environmental Network, we are remembering the legacy of President Carter, not only for his national leadership–but more importantly–for his deep commitment to serving God and others as a dedicated Christian, which shaped many of his presidential and post-presidential actions, including caring for God’s creation.

Tonight, the House of Representatives came together across the aisle to pass a continuing resolution to fund the U.S. government through March 2025. This resolution is expected to pass the Senate, therefore averting a government shutdown that would have impacted families, travelers, national parks, public servants, and more ahead of the Christmas holiday.

EEN Board Member, Ron Vos, discusses how Christian farmers can apply a Christian worldview to their farming practices and illustrates how faith and farming should not be mutually exclusive.