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Lead on Climate, Start with Worship
I love my church, the community, education, the outreach programs, and the worship. My church has a vibrant and active green team and incorporates sustainability into most aspects of the church life…
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Reverse Tashlich
In the traditional ritual of Tashlich on Rosh Hashanah, we go to a body of water and symbolically cast our “sins” into it, beginning the New Year with a clean heart. Reverse Tashlich transforms that symbolism into action by removing human “sin” from the water. It is an opportunity to come together in a hands-on…
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Knowing Joy by Caring for the Earth
Blessed Tomorrow Climate Ambassadors continue to lead the way on climate action. They inspire us in all of their unique ways of caring for our planet…
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Showing Up Matters: How Local Advocacy Can Shape the Future of AI
It doesn’t take a lot of committed people to make a difference. In my rural community, we have been doing our best to prove that point when it comes to advocacy against AI data centers coming to our county. You’ve probably heard a lot about data centers, AI or otherwise recently, but here’s a quick…
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Why read Wendell Berry?
Theologian Norman Wirzba reflects on what he has learned about theology and Creation as a longtime friend and student of Wendell Berry.
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A Litany to Our World’s Destruction
Possibility is held in our hands, our words, our power to change with each other. Another world is possible, the words I recite when I need a reminder. The words are an invitation to build…
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Watch the 2026 National Faith + Climate Forum!
This year’s National Faith + Climate Forum became a powerful gathering of faith, hope, and action for our shared future. More than 1,250 people gathered in houses of worship and live online across the country…
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Faith, Responsibility, and Climate Action: An Islamic Perspective
ecoAmerica’s survey data shows that 88% of Americans believe we have a moral responsibility to create a safe and healthy climate for ourselves and our children. In a time marked by more frequent and severe climate impacts, the need for stronger, values-driven climate action has never been clearer…
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Transition to Transformation: A Faithful Roadmap to Moving Away from Fossil Fuels
The First International Conference for Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels is taking place in Santa Marta, Colombia, on April 25-29, and it is providing the world an opportunity to determine boldly and in practical terms what needs to be in place to accelerate a just transition…
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Protecting What We Love in the Age of AI
I have been reflecting on love: of water, life, and community. Every day from dawn to sunset during Ramadan, Muslims fast from food and water, in part to cultivate appreciation for these necessities that nourish both body and spirit…
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Connecting with Creation Through Sacred Ground – and a Smartphone App
The Sacred Ground project is an effort to tell the stories that I imagine the rocks and trees might tell us if we have “the ears to hear.” It is an audio guide to scenic vistas, parks and trails – currently, over 80 locations in Northern California, with more to come…
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Green Teams are Key!
We were created to be in relationship, with each other, with the earth, and with God. We are generally more content and happier when we have friends. The old adages, “two heads are better than one,” and “many hands make light work,” are also true…
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Called to Prayer in Difficult Times
Every Friday evening growing up, my Dad blessed us with the words, “May God bless you and guard you, May God’s face shine upon you, May God be gracious to you and grant you peace…”
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Creation Care Across the Divide: A Bipartisan Conversation on Climate Change
ecoAmerica’s recent study shows that Americans across parties strongly align on clean air, water, energy, and a safe climate for themselves and their children…