A Rocha USA’s Marine Conservation program is based in Titusville, Florida, and reaches all the way to Southern California. We work to study, protect, and restore marine habitats and biodiversity, raise awareness of marine pollution, develop resources, and build capacity in support of coastal areas.
What does the church have to do with creation care, and why should we care for God’s creation? In this video from A Rocha, we look at three ways God calls the church to care for his creation.
By: Hannah Gillespie Throughout the Bible, God uses small things to accomplish big plans. We see this in the famous tale of David and Goliath. David selected five small pebbles, such a small and insignificant object alone. But David’s faith in God ...
Introducing “Small,” the latest installment of A Rocha’s “Elements of Hope” video series, celebrate A Rocha’s 40th anniversary. This inspiring short video highlights the power of small endeavors, reminding us that even the smallest actions can make a significant impact.
From the small beginnings in conserving the threatened Dakatcha woodland in Kenya to being reminded of the beauty and creativity in every detail of God’s creation, “Small” encourages us to have hope and not be discouraged by the smallness of who we are or what we can do.
Celebrate A Rocha’s 40th anniversary with our new video series, “Elements of Hope.” This 5-part series delves into the Christian perspective on big and small questions about our role in caring for God’s creation. “I am a conservationist” is the first video in Elements of Hope. Celebrate A Rocha’s 40th anniversary with our new video series, “Elements of Hope.” This 5-part series delves into the Christian perspective on big and small questions about our role in caring for God’s creation.
The story behind “A Place at the Table,” a book by Miranda Harris and her daughter Jo Swinney, about the gift of giving and receiving hospitality as part of the life of faith and the work of A Rocha.