The Social Harvest
In 2018 I read that a plastic shopping bag had been sighted by an underwater research vessel in the Mariana Trench. I cried. I was particularly grieved to realise that we, as God’s people, have been complicit…
Theme: Everyday economics
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Practical Mending
Mending is definitely an art and not a science. Just grab a needle and have a go! Patches are a great way to mend anything cloth or cloth-like. Allow me to encourage you to give it a try next time you…
How to Empty the Mending Basket
Nothing ever wears out or breaks in exactly the same way, even if it seems like every pair of socks always gets a hole in the same spot on the heel. Every mending task is unique. The size, shape, and severity…
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