Black clergy seek to bridge 'green' gap
c. 2014 Religion News Service
(RNS) At Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, members and neighbors buy fruits and vegetables from a black farmers market and work in an organic garden named after botanist George Washington Carver.
They recycle their church bulletins, plan to renovate their building with a "green" roof and have purchased 27 acres for a community project that will include an urban farm.
