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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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Introduction: New Intern — Kate Summers
Hi, my name is Kate Summers, and I am the new Faith and Climate Associate with Blessed Tomorrow. Caring for others and the planet has been a central tenet of my faith my whole life…
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Congregational Guidance for Just Such a Time as This
Perhaps you and I have been called for just such a time as this…. called as humble yet bold emissaries of God’s truth at a time when history itself is swinging on a hinge…
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Go Green, Save Green!
As a pastor in Kentucky, I was bothered by how much of the annual church budget went to building maintenance and utility bills. I imagined all the ways that $25,000+ would be used on outreach, mission, and ministry…
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Congregational Solar Matters Both in and Beyond Faith Communities
Congregations of all faith traditions in the United States are embracing solar PV systems in disproportionally large numbers…
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Sustainable Holidays
Confession: I used to dread the Christmas season. It felt like I never had enough money, time or energy for all that was asked of me. As a pastor, I had the added worship and church celebrations around the holidays…
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Go Further, Faster Together!
Last month, I was in Frascati, Italy for a gathering whose title said it all: “Going further, faster together: towards a global, multi-faith, women-led climate action network.” My deep love for people and planet, adam and adamah, has been nourished…
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Small Grants Make a Big Impact
Nineteen congregations and faith organizations who attended the 2024 National Faith and Climate Forum were awarded grants from Blessed Tomorrow this summer…
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The Election is Over, Now What?
For all of 2024, ecoAmerica supported Climate Ambassadors, partners, friends, and the wider community to Get Out the Vote with a Climate Voter Pledge, Know your Rights Guide, Candidate Assessment Tool and many reminders and much encouragement…
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The Youth of America Cannot Sit This One Out
It is obvious that political polarization is on the rise and many believe the country is losing sight of what democracy is. It is up to us to ensure the survival of the democratic process, standing on the foundational values of these United States…
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Vote for Our Future
There has never been a more important election for climate justice than this one. Casting your ballot and encouraging and supporting others to do the same may be the most important climate action you take in 2024…
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UCC Climate Hope Contest Winner Visits D.C., Shares Concerns with Congressional Representatives
In the wake of extreme weather events, climate change seems like an especially important subject, and it was the topic at front and center in the United Church of Christ Public Policy and Advocacy office in Washington, D.C. last week…