New Video – The Celebration Revolution of Alexander Scrooge

How we celebrate reflects who we are. How we celebrate identifies the values we hold dear. I may say I don’t like this gluttonous lifestyle I’m living, but unless I make the decision to live differently – and do it – then nothing has really changed for me. And remember, we have alternatives.

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Simple Living Works! VIDEO: "The Five Life Standards"

This week Simple Living’s most recent free video appears on JEM’s new YouTube channel dedicated to voluntary simple living—Simple Living Works! from Gerald Iversen.

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Campolo & Claiborne BONUS Videos Now Available

This week Simple Living’s most recent free video appears on JEM’s new YouTube channel dedicated to voluntary simple living—Simply Enough: Straight Talk from Tony Campolo & Shane Claiborne on Simple, Just Living—eight BONUS segments (playlist with all 14 episodes viewable above). Ideal for group or individual use, especially for young adults, including Study/Action Guide. The video Simple Living: Struggles and Solutions is scheduled for release next week.

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Campolo & Claiborne Videos Now Available

This week Simple Living’s most recent free video appears on JEM’s new YouTube channel dedicated to voluntary simple living—Simply Enough: Straight Talk from Tony Campolo & Shane Claiborne on Simple, Just Living—six ten-minute segments on Lifestyle, Food, Celebrations, Stuff, Money and Justice (playlist with all six episodes viewable above). Ideal for group or individual use, especially for young adults, including Study/Action Guide. The eight BONUS features are scheduled for next week.

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Enough!

This week free Simple Living videos begin appearing on YouTube, first the award-winning Break Forth Into Joy! Beyond a Consumer Lifestyle—the 15 minute MAIN presentation, plus three BONUS features: Possessions and Freedom, Family and Children, and Taking Action. Also, Study Guide and script.

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Grocery Store Guilt?

Have any of you seen this video? If not, take a look. I think it’s a rather creative way to encourage the use of reusable shopping bags.