Greenhouse Effect

In a future where the lines between faith and governance are blurred, William Schuman explores a world transformed by the unification of Protestant denominations into the World Wide Worship. This consolidation has sparked both hope and fear, as believers navigate the complexities of a society grappling with climate change and environmental degradation.

As the narrative unfolds, characters are confronted with the challenges of this new religious landscape, where faith is intricately tied to global efforts to combat the greenhouse effect. Tensions arise as individuals struggle with their beliefs while facing the moral imperatives of stewardship over the planet, leading to a rich exploration of spirituality in the context of pressing ecological crises.

With vivid storytelling and deep philosophical questions, Schuman prompts readers to reflect on the intersection of faith, community, and responsibility in an era defined by environmental urgency. Each character's journey offers a unique perspective on what it means to worship while advocating for a sustainable future.