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The Rev. Scott Claassen is an American Episcopal priest and musician based in Santa Barbara, California. Following studies at Yale Divinity School, Claassen embarked on a yearlong Carbon Sabbath during which he refrained from driving or flying while bicycling over 11,500 miles around the United States engaging Christian communities ...
The Rev. Scott Claassen is an Episcopal priest and musician from California. He currently lives in Santa Barbara along with his wife Maribeth and sons Henry (10), Jimmy (8), and Amos (5). After graduating from Yale Divinity School, Scott spent one year without flying or driving as part of a Carbon Sabbath.
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19 nov. 2012 · My name is Scott Claassen. In June 2011, I set off on a year-long adventure called the Carbon Sabbath. For one year, I refrained from riding in planes and cars, heating and cooling my home, and several other activities that contribute to climate change.
5 juil. 2018 · Though now living a less-mobile life, Scott has not given up on raising ecological awareness. That remains central in his present roles as vicar of Saint Mike’s in Isla Vista, as chaplain to UCSB students — and as a goofy foot. Being goofy foot means that Scott surfs with the right foot forward.
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5 juil. 2018 · I first met Scott Claassen, the vicar of Saint Michael’s University Church in Isla Vista, when I was a refugee from Montecito’s San Ysidro Creek debris flow. That swollen waterway, freighted with wildfire debris, had destroyed in a heartbeat my residence of some forty years, along with my job, as well as an ecumenical chapel with ...
