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Christian Background
Clayton grew up as the son of a United Methodist minister. Baptized at First United Methodist in Lake Charles, Louisiana he also spent two years as a "home missionary" serving the church-based "Concerned Cincinnati Churches Consumer Cooperative" after college. He also worked for two years as a Small Group Coordinator at Wesley United Methodist in Charleston, IL shortly after leaving Cincinnati. During his time in Charleston he spent a year as a lay preacher serving congregations in Hume and Edgar, Illinois. His faith has been a prime motivator of his work as a community organizer and also as a conservation organizer.
"Saving the Wilderness: a Faith and Ecological Perspecive" with Clayton Daughenbaugh
March 6, 2011: WILL-AM's “Keeping the Faith” program.
Keepin' The Faith features interviews on issues of spirituality, ethics, values and religion. It is a weekly live call-in show.
Listen to the interview
Power and Authority
An advance reading for a small group discussion led by Clayton at First United Methodist Church of LaGrange, IL. The format is patterned after the "Living the Question" small group discussion series, click here to read, "Power and Authority."
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"Public Lands At Risk" Slideshow Tour
As part of this tour as a Sierra Club employee Clayton spoke at local
churches regarding the importance of stewardship of Creation to the
Christian faith and tradition -- God made humans as part of Creation, we
are dependent upon it, and are partners called to care for it.
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Western Wilderness Conference – April 8–11, 2010 in Berkeley, CA