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Below are pictures of a garden installation at Sherman AME Church with students from Texas Lutheran University per grant deliverable for the ICFSH AAAS-DoSER "Climate Science and Theological Education grant". All plants/trees in honor of the church's founders and Dr. George Washington Carver.
The installed permaculture project has 5 garden beds with peanut plants, cilantro, basil, watermelon, okra, thyme, tomatoes, mint. onions, chives, marigolds, caladiums, nasturtiums, zinnias, 2 apple trees, a grapefruit, plum and peach tree.

Recording of ICFSH Fall 2023 Conference: CLICK HERE
" A CONVERSATION BETWEEN A THEOLOGIAN AND AN ENGINEER"
ICFSH FALL 2021 Conference October 22, 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
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Click HERE for the ICFSH Fall Conference recording - Access Passcode: #G@+4V9K
Pictures from the Fall Conference on October 16, 2020
ICFSH Inaugural Seminar and Worship Service












ICFSH Science Camp

Dr. John Slattery, Senior Program Associate for AAAS, explaining the Science for Seminaries Project to the community organization, Families and Communities Together (F.A.C.T.) a collaborative partner with the ICFSH.

2019 Science Camp participants engaging in a science activity.