We recently received this notice from the Presbyterian Hunger Program: “Congratulations on your 10+ year of recertification as an Earth Care Congregation! The steps your congregation has taken to care for God’s earth are inspiring!” Since 2010, this PC(USA) program certifies and celebrates environmental ministry across a congregation’s life.

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Apr 11, 13:30pm, Menaul School, ABQ

God calls us to care for creation in this time of climate crisis. What does this look like in New Mexico? What can individuals and congregations do here in our state to answer God's call? The Presbytery of Santa Fe Creation Care Team and Pastor Andrew invite you to this discussion on Saturday, April 11th, from 12:30-3:30pm in the Menaul School Auditorium.

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New Video

Pastor Andrew and EarthKeeper’s Veterans Fishing Program has been featured in a new film about protecting America’s Public Lands. Launched last week by the The Wilderness Society, the film is the first in the series, “Our Common Ground.” This film showcases the power and beauty of nine national monuments as see through the eyes of people with deep connections to them.

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Community | KSWV | April 1, 2026

On April 1st the Community program of KSWV broadcast a recent interview with Pastor Andrew and Carmichael Dominguez of The Caja Del Rio Coalition 2026. Pastor Andrew gives a meaningful description of our Easter Sunrise Service and shares the significance of the work to protect the Caja.

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This past week Pastor Andrew (with the help of daughter Brooke) organized a film crew to interview US Senator Heinrich, Pueblo Governors, the Santa Fe Mayor and County Commissioners as well as community leaders. As a faith leader leading the coalition to protect the Caja and part of EarthKeepers 360, Andrew was interviewed about the spiritual, cultural and historical values of the Caja and why it is worthy of protection.

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Looking Forward to Future Trips

Last week, EarthKeepers 360 hosted a three-day veterans’ fly fishing retreat on the world-renowned San Juan River Quality Waters near Navajo Dam, New Mexico. Five veterans and three faith leaders gathered for time on the river and an opportunity to step away from the pressures of daily life, build community, and experience the quiet healing that comes from being outdoors.

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