About Nancy Sleeth

In addition to being an expert on integrating more environmentally friendly practices and perspectives into everyday life, Sleeth is the Program Director of Blessed Earth. After a spiritual and environmental conversion experience, Sleeth and her family radically altered their footprint, reducing their electricity use to one-tenth and their fossil fuel use to one-third the national averages. Along with her husband, Matthew, Nancy now travels throughout the U.S. speaking and writing about faith and the environment. Prior to heeding this environmental calling, Sleeth served as communications director for a Fortune 500 company and as a high school and college educator and administrator, most recently at Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky. Sleeth is a graduate of Georgetown University and holds a masters degree in journalism. Nancy Sleeth is the author of Go Green, Save Green: A Simple guide to saving time, money, and God’s green earth, the first-ever practical guide for going green from a faith perspective. She and Matthew are the proud parents of Clark, who is preparing for a calling in missionary medicine, and Emma Sleeth, a student at Asbury College and author of It’s Easy Being Green (Zondervan, Spring 2008).

Nancy focuses on practical action.  She leads two practical workshops:

• “Teach the Teacher” workshops, which equip churches to lead creation care classes and study groups
• “Good Steward Workshop,” where participants leave with a specific, individualized plan for this day, this week, this month and this year

Nancy is also available to speak at college chapels and environmental and faith-based conferences, classes, and workshops.

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