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Stump the Pastor, with Vegan Pastor Frank Hoffman!
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Feature for Saturday, December 13
Lentil Sweet Potato Soup

Lentil Sweet Potato Soup is a delicious sweet and spicy vegan recipe that we make in our slow-cooker. This recipe serves 8 adults as a main meal, or 24 servings as an appetizer soup. Leftovers can be stored in the covered pot in the refrigerator for a few days without loss of flavor.
Feature for Friday, December 12
New Rules of Evidence Recommended for Defendants with Prior Histories of Animal Cruelty

The National Link Coalition shares recent work by attorney Yara Khalil who recommends that prior history of animal abuse be permissible as evidence of an individual's character in trials for subsequent violent crimes.
Feature for Thursday, December 11
Why Should I Adopt a Plant Based Diet?

In this article, William Radinson discusses the urgency with which we should all adopt a plant-based diet to help mitigate the climate emergency. He provides a wealth of data from a variety of sources to illustrate the impact of animal agriculture on the climate and reminds us of the importance of hope and love as we face this daunting challenge.
Feature for Wednesday, December 10
All-Creatures.org December 10 Newsletter

Reclaiming our innate empathy and connectedness with compassionate veganism – the story of a thriving multi-cat home – Poland signs fur ban into law – combatting activist burnout with Vegan Meditation – Twinkle of stars [new poem from J.H. Dickinson] – Andean Condor (Vultur gryphus) [new painting from Barry Kent MacKay] – Florida considers including animal abuse in definition of domestic violence – cats threatened by New Zealand’s Predator Free 2050 – and more…
All-Creatures.org Weekly Newsletter
Feature for Tuesday, December 9
Keep Your Kitties Close – Why Predator Free 2050 Is So Wrong

Danette Wereta discusses New Zealand's Predator Free 2050, a program meant to protect native wildlife by killing creatures considered to be "pests," including cats. Although measures must be taken to protect wildlife, it is possible to do so with compassion for all animals.
Companion Animal Care Wildlife Articles
Feature for Monday, December 8
A Multi-Cat Home

Cherie Hans shares the charming story of her multi-cat household and discusses the joys and challenges of sharing your life and home with many feline companions.
Feature for Sunday, December 7
The Hypocrisy of Christmas “Peace on Earth”

As we enter the Christmas season, we see more and more cards and banners expressing “Peace on Earth,” as if it is really happening; but as we look around the world, we clearly see that there is very little true peace on earth.
[Pictured is Krishna from Eden Farmed Animal Sanctuary]
An All-Creatures.org Bible Sermon
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