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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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Simple Living
For everyone in the world to live as an average American would take the resources of more than 5 planet earths. Let that sink in for a minute. For me to live as I do means there is not enough for my global neighbors…
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Adamah Announces 2025 Climate Action Fund Recipients
Adamah, the largest Jewish environmental organization in North America, recently announced the 2025 recipients for interest-free loans and matching grants toward energy efficiency and clean energy projects…
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Climate Solutions in Local Communities
Blessed Tomorrow is honored to support, and excited to journey with 47 faith groups for climate action in local communities through small grants…
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Extreme Heat: Protecting Our Communities
Summer is here, and so is the heat. Due to climate change, the warm season is longer, hotter, and more deadly. More people die from heat exposure than any other climate weather event (ClimateRx). Heat exposure is extremely dangerous…
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Healing Creation One Plant at a Time
Two things are necessary for a blessed tomorrow, we must cut emissions and rebuild biodiversity. Carbon reductions alone are not enough to bring about the necessary balance, humans also must participate in the healing of natural ecosystems…
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To Touch the Wounds of Creation: Learning from an Endangered Plant About the Hope of Resurrection
I spent today with a dying creature. Michaux’s sumac (Rhus michauxii) is a small shrub endemic to the southeastern United States. I visited this friend this morning at the North Carolina Botanical Garden…
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Good News in Georgia: AME Church Announces Microgrid Installation Goal
ecoAmerica is proud to convey this announcement from our Blessed Tomorrow partner, The African Methodist Episcopal Church. The African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) Sixth District in Atlanta, GA is leading the way on clean energy with a goal of installing 6 microgrids across the state by 2026…
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Pope Francis: A Voice for Creation, Justice, and Peace
When Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina was introduced to the world on March 13, 2013 as Pope Francis, I cried tears of joy. Because while I am not Catholic, I knew what taking the name of St. Francis of Assisi meant…
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Religious Leaders Are Silent About Their Beliefs
We are living in a climate changed world which is impacting everything we care about, from people and places devastated by climate disasters, to our health, food, economy, and more…
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National Faith + Climate Forum 2025 Draws 2,000+ Attendees
The 2025 National Faith + Climate Forum on March 27th drew more than 2,000 attendees nationwide. Hosted by Blessed Tomorrow, the hybrid event featured live programming streamed to those gathered online and in person at 83 locations from California to Maine, representing over 550 congregations and faith communities …
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Amid Attack on Environmental and Climate Change Policy, the PC(USA) Remains Committed
Many in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) — which has had decades of policy and theology that affirm our calling and responsibility to care for God’s Creation — are reeling from the new administration’s attack on environmental and climate change commitments…