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Faithful Resilience: Building Spiritual, Physical, and Social Climate Resilience

6/27/2022

 
Download the Faithful Resilience series for a guide to integrating teaching and action on climate resilience into your congregation.  This 6-part guide will equip you with theological reflections for sermons or bible study, questions for reflection or conversation, action steps for your church, and examples of churches who are building resilience in their community.


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Earth Day 2022: Weathering the Storm

4/22/2022

 
Each year, Creation Justice Ministries offers Christian education materials to equip faith communities to protect, restore, and  more rightly share God's creation.  The 2022 theme is "Weathering the Storm" and focuses on faithful climate resilience and action.
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Faithful Resilience: Stories from North Carolina

8/26/2021

 
Sitting on the coast of North Carolina, St. Paul AME Zion Church and Camp Caroline are no strangers to climate disasters. They are also no strangers to the spiritual and physical resilience needed in the face of the climate crisis. Learn how these leaders are cultivating faithful resilience in North Carolina: Rev. Lynn Godette, St. Paul AME Zion Church, Aurora, NC Rev. Gerald Godette, St. Paul AME Zion Church, Aurora, NC Casey Perry, Camp Caroline, Arapahoe, NC Filmmaking by Two Pine State.

Faithful Resilience: Stories from Georgia

8/26/2021

 
In Brunswick, GA, faith leaders are on the frontlines of climate change and environmental justice. They are also on the frontlines of physical and spiritual resilience, guiding their communities through the storms of the climate crisis.
Learn how these leaders are cultivating faithful resilience in Georgia:
Fr. DeWayne Cope, St. Athanasius Episcopal Church
Hermina Glass-Hill, Georgia Interfaith Power & Light
​Rev. Zack Lyde, St. John Missionary Baptist Church 

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Faithful Resilience: Stories from North Carolina

8/21/2021

 

Climate Justice on Sacred Ground: The Role of Church Lands in Resilience and Adaptation

3/26/2021

 
“The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed that someone took and sowed in his field; it is the smallest of all the seeds, but when it has grown it is the greatest of shrubs and becomes a tree, so that the birds of the air come and make nests in its branches.” - Matthew 13:31-32

The land that our churches inhabit is holy land. The seeds we sow—both literally and metaphorically—can flourish into beautiful hubs of life and diversity long after we leave. In a time of climate crisis, church lands can be a powerful force of resilience and refuge. On this webinar, you’ll hear inspiring stories of land regeneration, transformation, and adaptation in the face of the storm of the climate crisis, and gain some tools to leverage your own church land for climate resilience. Join us in sowing the seeds that some day, like a mustard seed, might grow into a hub of life.

Speakers Include:
Dr. Norman Wirzba - Gilbert T. Rowe Distinguished Professor of Theology at Duke University, and Senior Fellow at Duke's Kenan Institute for Ethics
Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley - Distinguished Professor of Faith & Culture, Portland Seminary. Cherokee descendant. Public theologian and co-sustainer at Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice and Eloheh Farm.
The Rev. Diana Carroll - Rector, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Annapolis, MD
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Facilitated by Avery Davis Lamb, Resilience Program Coordinator for Creation Justice Ministries.

Earth Day 2020: The Fierce Urgency of Now

4/22/2020

 
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Out of the Wilderness: Faith and Keeping God's Creation

1/1/2019

 
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Faithful Budget, Faithful Stewardship: An Analysis of Energy Subsidies and Poverty Assistance Programs

5/1/2012

 
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Leading By Example: Climate Justice Congregations in the Southeast

5/22/2011

 
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