Anglicans on the Streets | Mark Purcell | A Rocha USA

Mark Purcell has previously worked for A Rocha USA. He has a background in higher education administration and worked in the Seattle tech sector for many years. Mark is an avid birder and certified diver, and lives in Austin, Texas.
A Rocha is an international community of Christians working in biodiversity conservation to protect and restore vulnerable habitats, species, and communities. A Rocha USA started in 2001 and is proud to be part of a worldwide family of A Rocha organizations that spans over 20 countries and 6 continents-all with a shared mission to care for all of God’s creation.
At community-based conservation projects in Florida, Texas, and Southern California, A Rocha works with local communities to conduct scientific research, deliver environmental and theological education, and take climate action. This can look like collecting plastic nurdles on the beach, removing invasive plants, studying horseshoe crabs, or teaching kids to care for creation where they live. National programs like Love Your Place and Climate Stewards USA allow individuals and church communities anywhere to connect with A Rocha and each other to care for creation together.
Learn more about A Rocha: arocha.us
---
Anglicans on the Streets is a Matthew 25 Initiative email newsletter spotlighting Anglican brothers and sisters in North America who accompany those who are vulnerable, marginalized, and under-resourced. These practitioners are doing justice and extending mercy, contending for shalom.
Learn more about the Matthew 25 Initiative at: anglicanjustic...
Donate to Matthew 25 to help practitioners and ministries continue their work to accompany those who are the most vulnerable and marginalized. anglicanjustic...