Introducing “Small,” the latest instalment of A Rocha’s “Elements of Hope” video series. This inspiring short video highlights the power of small environmental efforts, reminding us that even the smallest actions can make a big impact. From the small beginnings in conserving the threatened Dakatcha woodland in Kenya to being reminded of the beauty and creativity in every detail of God’s creation, “Small” encourages us to have hope and not be discouraged by the smallness of who we are or what we can do.
Join us in watching “Small” and let it inspire you to take small but meaningful steps towards environmental stewardship. Share “Small” with your church, school, bible study or youth group and see how God uses your small actions to inspire others. Download the video from our Vimeo channel and tell us how you’re sharing it with your community!
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Celebrate A Rocha’s 40th anniversary with our new video series, “Elements of Hope.” This 5-part series delves into the Christian perspective on big and small questions about our role in caring for God’s creation. From discovering the beauty and purpose in the small things, to understanding the importance of planting roots in places and communities long-term, to exploring the connection between nature and mental health, “Elements of Hope” offers a powerful message of hope in the face of today’s conservation challenges. Don’t miss this thought-provoking series. Sign up for our monthly newsletter to be the first to watch the latest videos as they are released throughout the year, and share what you’re doing for nature with us using the hashtag #iamaconservationist.
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Credits:
Filmed and edited by Beej Harris, Clay Film
