“So We and Our Children May Live is such an important and impactful book for our time. Sarah Augustine and Sheri Hostetler have given us tools for talking about not just the climate crises we find ourselves in today, but what it takes to place ourselves in a relationship of care with Mother Earth and one another along the way. In this refreshing book that melds faith and science, the research, stories, and worldwide Indigenous wisdom included will help readers find the courage to act in a time that feels overwhelming. For those who wish to use their spiritual lives to invest in a better future for all, this book is essential.”
 KAITLIN B. CURTICE, bestselling author of Native and Living Resistance

“In this tour-de-force, Sarah Augustine and Sheri Hostetler empower readers to promote the kingdom of God by connecting the dots between cosmic shalom and Spirit-propelled decolonization. What a gift for us, our children, and our children’s children.”
 NATHAN CARTAGENA, assistant professor of philosophy at Wheaton College

“Sarah Augustine and Sheri Hostetler’s book crackles with truth-telling born of their love for the earth and its inhabitants. It is a book that demands reading and rereading—not simply because it is important (though it is) or challenging (though it is), but because its message slices through illusion and awakens imagination. Those willing to receive the Reality they name will find themselves transformed and inspired for the work to come.”
 REV. AIMEE MOISO, PhD, associate director of the Louisville Institute and an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA)

“This book is an invitation to imagine a world otherwise. It makes clear that to address the question of ecological injustice, it is necessary to expose the ideological superstructure behind current attempts at greening technology and economic growth. Though critical of Christianity’s historical passive unwillingness to address the intertwined issues of colonization, global market capitalism, and ecological destruction, the authors draw on their own traditions to highlight the rich reservoirs from which Christians can address and respond to ecological justice today.”
 REV. DR. NÉSTOR MEDINA, associate professor of religious ethics and culture at Emmanuel College, University of Toronto

“So We and Our Children May Live welcomes an unnerving yet essential dialogue examining the ways that growth-based, extractive impulses are not exclusive to the fossil fuel–driven economy, but are also present in some popular expressions of the green-growth, renewable energy revolution—in which society is placing so much hope. In a far-reaching and integrative manner, bringing together economics, biblical scholarship, social sciences, and Indigenous experiences and worldviews, Sarah Augustine and Sheri Hostetler invite all human systems (and we who design and shape them) to be collectively transformed by Creator’s Spirit—toward living in balance with the community of life that holds us all. This book does not simplify the way forward into ten easy steps but lays the foundation for the deep shifts that are required of all of us.”
 JONATHAN NEUFELD, Mennonite Church Canada Indigenous Relations coordinator

“Whether you’re a Christian or not (me? no), you’ll receive important insights from this book. Many of these insights are moral or ethical, centering on our responsibility to future generations and to other species; others have to do with understanding why environmental crises are tied to our current economic paradigm, which values growth over fairness or sustainability. The book benefits from Native American and Christian (Mennonite) perspectives on climate change and inequality—subjects too often discussed just in technical or political terms. Sarah Augustine and Sheri Hostetler will help you think more deeply and honestly about our future, our current societal choices, and perhaps even the way you yourself now live.”
 RICHARD HEINBERG, senior fellow at Post Carbon Institute