First Place of Worship for Certified Wildlife

All Saints Lutheran Church has been named the first place of worship for certified as an official wildlife habitat by the National Wildlife Federation. With the acquisition of the North property, All Saints has expanded its campus to 9, mostly wooded acres. The All Saints campus attracts a variety of wildlife and provides natural habitat for a variety of species in the ever expanding suburban city of Bowie and PG County. All Saints proudly joins 67 private homes and one school in Bowie, Yorktown Elementary, who share the honor of holding this certification.

The wildlife habitat at All Saints is just one component of our larger efforts at being environmental stewards of God's Earth. All Saints has recently begun an informational campaign at the church to raise awareness of the need for God's people to be good stewards of the environment. The new campaign is meant to enlighten All the Saints in what they can do in their daily lives beyond recycling in order to ensure we have a healthy planet for many future generations. For more information on All Saints' environmental programs, please contact the church office.

27 November 28 Bowie Blade Article on our Wildlife Habitat Certification
National Wildlife Federation Wildlife Habitat Certification Program