Bishop William Skylstad's guest appearances

Bishop William Skylstad

Art of Community NCW podcast

David Smith

Tom Green

Matt Brown

Barbara Walters

Steve Scott

Paul Hessburg

Rob Tidd

Andre Vasquez

Camille Jones

Matt Canlis

Jon Magnus

Bill Layman

Lisa Bradshaw

Abel Noah

Rory Turner

OwlTail

This podcast features Bishop Emeritus William Skylstad of Spokane, who has been an outspoken advocate  of the need to find a principled balance between the needs of human beings and the needs of nature — that the two are interconnected and inseparable. He was an architect behind the groundbreaking 2001 Pastoral Letter on the Columbia River watershed. Skylstad will give a public speech  at 7 p.m., April 23, at Kuykendall Hall at St.Joseph Church in Wenatchee titled: "The moral dimensions of climate change:  A call to prudence, the common good and environmental justice.  Skylstad, who grew up on an a small apple orchard in the Methow Valley, offers a thoughtful way to think more holistically  about our responsibility to fellow human beings and our environment. He speaks eloquently of caring for the land, caring for people and  community as the essential element of moving society forward in a constructive way.

<p>This podcast features Bishop Emeritus William Skylstad of Spokane, who has been an outspoken advocate  of the need to find a principled balance between the needs of human beings and the needs of nature — that the two are interconnected and inseparable. He was an architect behind the groundbreaking 2001 Pastoral Letter on the Columbia River watershed. Skylstad will give a public speech  at 7 p.m., April 23, at Kuykendall Hall at St.Joseph Church in Wenatchee titled: "The moral dimensions of climate change:  A call to prudence, the common good and environmental justice.  Skylstad, who grew up on an a small apple orchard in the Methow Valley, offers a thoughtful way to think more holistically  about our responsibility to fellow human beings and our environment. He speaks eloquently of caring for the land, caring for people and  community as the essential element of moving society forward in a constructive way.</p>

Ep. 12: Bishop William Skylstad and the moral dimensions of climate change