As people of faith, we have a moral call to pursue environmental justice: the sustainable and equitable sharing of the gifts of God’s creation among all people, regardless of race,… Read more »
In this workshop, we will look at how a concept of “eco-justice” encompasses ecological, economic, and social justice for all people on a thriving earth. Particular attention will be given… Read more »
In this workshop, we will look at how a concept of “eco-justice” encompasses ecological, economic, and social justice for all people on a thriving earth.
This brief resource was developed as a guide for congregations who might like to host a “Bike there! Bus there! Rideshare!” Sunday, often known as an Alternative Transportation Sunday. Churches… Read more »
Version 4, updated 2018 Earth Care Congregations are congregations that have committed to the “Earth Care Pledge” and accomplished a specific number of actions toward caring for God’s earth in… Read more »
Sample from Faith Questions: God’s Creation, Session 3: What Would Jesus Recycle? This four-session study explores the questions: “How Are We Related to God’s Creation?,” “What Does the Old Testament… Read more »
A full report of the Presbyterian Panel Survey covering views and issues relating to the environment. These pages summarize major findings from the third survery completed by the 1997-1999 panel.
As people of faith, we have a moral call to pursue environmental justice: the sustainable and equitable sharing of the gifts of God’s creation among all people, regardless of race,… Read more »
Learn more about how climate change impacts the food system and ways you can take action.
This brief resource was developed as a guide for congregations who might like to host a “Bike there! Bus there! Rideshare!” Sunday, often known as an Alternative Transportation Sunday. Churches… 
Version 4, updated 2018 Earth Care Congregations are congregations that have committed to the “Earth Care Pledge” and accomplished a specific number of actions toward caring for God’s earth in…