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	<em>Josh Miller is an Au Sable Graduate Fellow at the University of Michigan, where he studies environmental policy and planning at the School of Natural Resources and Environment. Josh has an M.A. in Biblical Studies from Asbury Seminary on religion and the environment.&nbsp; He is interested in water policy. You can reach him at joshjmil@umich.edu.</em></p>
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	I recently had the opportunity to perform some qualitative research regarding the church and environmental organizations in America. I interviewed two leaders of regional and national environmental organizations about their perceptions of the church in environmental stewardship. I also interviewed two well-established pastors in the area, one from a church that consciously pursues an environmental agenda (Dave) and one from a church that admittedly does not (Wig). This post will focus mostly on the responses of the pastors.</p>
