I encourage you to attend two upcoming events on the Eureka College campus that deal with sustainability - eating locally and organically produced food.
Congerville resident Terra Brockman, who is founder and executive director of The Land Connection, Evanston, will give a presentation on growing and eating organic foods at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 27 in the Cerf Center at Eureka College. The free presentation titled "Chews Wisely: Do Good and Eat Well" will discuss benefits of organic foods, including improving personal health, environmental health and the economic health of the community.
Eureka College will host a free screening of the 2007 feature documentary “King Corn” at 7 p.m. Dec. 4 in Becker Auditorium in the Cerf Center. The film discusses U.S. corn production, including government subsidies, fertilizers and herbicides, corn-fed beef and high fructose corn syrup.
For more information on either opportunity, please check out EC's website: www.eureka.edu.
Also, a great online Catholic resource is Live Simply, a group that teaches that God calls us to live simply.
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Terra Brockman is the sister (I think) of Henry, our CSA farmer. Just fyi. :-)
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