First green church in county to break ground in Live Oak today

Construction of the first certified green church in the county is kicking off as the United Methodist Church of Santa Cruz breaks ground for the project today.

[Martha]

If you build it, then it's not green. There is no way that the "green" measures can offset the energy and water used to harvest the wood, mine the ore, ship the supplies, run the power tools, etc. Moving into an already existent building would be a "greener" alternative.

[diogenes]

Martha wrote:

If you build it, then it's not green. There is no way that the "green" measures can offset the energy and water used to harvest the wood, mine the ore, ship the supplies, run the power tools, etc. Moving into an already existent building would be a "greener" alternative.

And when you've run out of existing buildings, or they become too dilapidated (because heaven forbid, you can't use any natural resources to repair them), you can move your church into the most "green" structure of all - a cave.

And when you move into the cave, you can erect an alter to AlGore, the 21st-century messiah of cult worship nonsense.

[Jim]

Speaking of caves, why do these ill-informed posters go back to their own hovel and stop post this type of drivel.