globalization and consumerism affect every area of ​​our lives. It's not just about shopping. These powerful forces also shape our personal life, influence how we treat each other, how we look at the world - and above all they have a malignant impact on the life of poor people and the health of the planet. Every Christian of every generation in history had to clarify what the concept of "ministry" and the following involves Christ in his culture. Ruth Valeri thinks about these questions in a thoroughly elaborated book, which is not just a description of the situation around us, but above all by instructions on how we should make our Christian mission. The book presents considerations about ecological issues in connection with Christian ethics. About the author: Ruth Valerii - British writer, academic theologian, environmental protector, activist, mother and vegetable grower, who also runs the pig farm and fairtrade trade in jewelry, considers faith to be the essence of her life and strive for social justice, equality between people and cleanliness the environment. He works for a Christian charity organization and Roch Charles (he lives in a chicheter in the UK) aimed at protecting and restoring the natural environment. He does not consider the protection of the whole country to be a voluntary lead to Christian life, but as his main content. She studied at the University of Cambridge and the London Theological School, has a doctorate from Kings College and is most attracted to the teachings of Tomáš Aquinas. Often writes about justice, the environment and lifestyle.