In 2005, I traveled with the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles to Israel and Palestine. Bethlehem was already scarred by an economically catastrophic cement wall constructed by the Israeli government beginning in 2002. Our group spent time examining seven murals Banksy had just painted on the walls around the city holy for Christians. At that […]
Karen Telleen-Lawton
Karen Telleen-Lawton is an eco-writer, sharing information and insights about economics and ecology, finances and the environment. Having recently retired from financial planning and advising, she spends more time exploring the outdoors — and reading and writing about it. The opinions expressed are her own.