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CEE Founder and Executive Director Karenna Gore recently sat down with Baptist News Global for an in-depth interview about her personal journey in faith and environmental advocacy. Gore reflects on how
“Know that people can be transformed. I try, in each and every essay in “Holy Ground,” to talk about the power of transformation.” World-renowned environmental and climate justice activist Catherine Coleman
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