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TheoEco documents and brings to light ecological and human rights struggles, while researching the economic and theological entanglements that influence them, particularly in the United States, Nepal, and other regions with celebrated environmental importance.

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Screenings begin December 11th

DOCUMENTING

To record what is happening in the areas TheoEco finds itself, and to tell the unique stories from those places.

RESEARCHING

To help inform what is not obvious about how economics, the environment, and theology are intertwined.

ASSISTING

To help those that we meet along the way, both by our own means and in conjunction with other ventures that support TheoEco’s mission and causes.

ECONOMICS IN THE GOSPELS

A 10-part online class and study mixing economics and the Gospels.

"Likewise, just as it was in the days of Lot, people were eating, drinking, buying, selling, planting, building…" Luke 17:28

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OUR DOCUMENTARIES

PILES OF BRICKS (REVISITED)

This follow-up to to our 2016 feature-length documentary, Piles of Bricks, shines light on the rebuilding efforts following Nepal's devastating earthquake in April 2015.

Premiere streaming event from Kathmandu held on April 25th. For more click here.

SO FLO FLOODS

Premiered June 16th, 2019 on Miami Beach

So Flo Floods, a feature-length documentary, tells the story of flooding in South Florida—flooding that has happened in the past, is happening now, and will continue to happen in the future.

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NEPAL MINI-DOCS

Our short documentaries/videos about Nepal, from the original building blocks for Piles of Bricks and The Flourishing Kathmandu Church to a Christmas greeting from our Nepali Christian friends.

THE FLOURISHING KATHMANDU CHURCH

The Flourishing Kathmandu Church takes you to Nepal to see how the Christians there do it: pray, live, survive, and even thrive in a part of the world dominated by Hindus and Buddhists.

GARDEN OF NEPAL

Garden of Nepal, founded by Devi Nepali of Garima Nepal and Bobbie Richards of TheoEco, is an online shop selling jewelry handcrafted by Nepalese human trafficking victims.

Rescued largely from Kolkata, India after being taken from their villages in Nepal as young girls, this employment serves as a means for them to become independent women that can return home and lead good, stable lives.

TheoEco documents and brings to light ecological and human rights struggles, while researching the economic and theological entanglements that influence them, particularly in the United States, Nepal, and other regions with celebrate​d environmental importance.