Programs and activities make up a dynamic Church, of course, along with the members. Since global warming and climate change are the pressing concerns our world is battling now, a Church Recycling Program can not only be relevant, it’s a great way to bring members together on a community project.
An article from ehow.com suggests simple means on how to start a Church Recycling Program , the benefits of which can be huge for the environment.
1-Volunteer to head up a committee. As the leader of the program, you can get support from people on church staff and in the congregation. When all areas of the church support your cause, you’ll have a better chance of sustaining the program.
2-Get to know your trash. Before you can get too far, you need to know what you actually toss out. Some common items you can recycle are office paper, newspapers, cardboard boxes, printer cartridges, aluminum cans and plastic bottles.
3-Partner with a recycling company. They can provide you with any necessary containers and they will also pick up the recycling from your church.
Gently reminding the congregation is reinforcing the Church’s commitment to saving the environment.
One of the Church’s responsibility is to share the love of God. However, starting a Church Recycling Program can show a tremendous concern to God’s creation, thus, making a good Christian not just in words but in deeds. Would you like to start now?