Ryan LaMothe is professor of pastoral care and counseling at Stain Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology.

• PrefaceIntroductionChapter One: The Anthropocene Age: Its Sources, Attributes, and ChallengesChapter Two: The Problems of Scripture: Developing a Theology of Care for the Anthropocene Age Chapter Three: A Pastoral Theology of DwellingChapter Four: Radical Care in a Climate EmergencyChapter Five: Facilitating Radical Communities of Inclusive DwellingChapter Six: Contexts of Care in the Anthropocene Age References IndexAbout the Author

The ecological crisis brings many challenges to pastoral care—but also profound opportunities for service. With a rare depth and width, Ryan LaMothe addresses both psychological, ethical, and theological concerns in this special book. He is one of the few theologians explicitly addressing eco-anxiety, climate grief, and several other existential challenges of our time. LaMothe calls for courage and care, despite the odds.

Ryan LaMothe is professor of pastoral care and counseling at Stain Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology.

• PrefaceIntroductionChapter One: The Anthropocene Age: Its Sources, Attributes, and ChallengesChapter Two: The Problems of Scripture: Developing a Theology of Care for the Anthropocene Age Chapter Three: A Pastoral Theology of DwellingChapter Four: Radical Care in a Climate EmergencyChapter Five: Facilitating Radical Communities of Inclusive DwellingChapter Six: Contexts of Care in the Anthropocene Age References IndexAbout the Author

The ecological crisis brings many challenges to pastoral care—but also profound opportunities for service. With a rare depth and width, Ryan LaMothe addresses both psychological, ethical, and theological concerns in this special book. He is one of the few theologians explicitly addressing eco-anxiety, climate grief, and several other existential challenges of our time. LaMothe calls for courage and care, despite the odds.

Ryan LaMothe is professor of pastoral care and counseling at Stain Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology.

• PrefaceIntroductionChapter One: The Anthropocene Age: Its Sources, Attributes, and ChallengesChapter Two: The Problems of Scripture: Developing a Theology of Care for the Anthropocene Age Chapter Three: A Pastoral Theology of DwellingChapter Four: Radical Care in a Climate EmergencyChapter Five: Facilitating Radical Communities of Inclusive DwellingChapter Six: Contexts of Care in the Anthropocene Age References IndexAbout the Author

The ecological crisis brings many challenges to pastoral care—but also profound opportunities for service. With a rare depth and width, Ryan LaMothe addresses both psychological, ethical, and theological concerns in this special book. He is one of the few theologians explicitly addressing eco-anxiety, climate grief, and several other existential challenges of our time. LaMothe calls for courage and care, despite the odds.