Scientists tell us "global warming is real; the science is sound; and the effects are likely to be severe." We add "this is a religious issue!" We are called to care for all of God's children, especially the most vulnerable, and to protect and restore God's creation. Climate change is a threat to all people and all of creation.
In September an African delegation will visit the US to help raise awareness about the impacts of climate on those living in poverty. Click here to sign a statement welcoming them and joining your voice with theirs, and here to encourage your friends to sign. Click here for more information!
Church World Service has launched an "Enough for All" initiative focusing on climate change. Click here to learn more!
Fritz Gutwein was interviewed by The Phoneix Journal the week of March 11th. Click here to listen to the podcast!
Click here to check out NCC resources on climate change.
The National Council of Churches, in conjunction with our interfaith community, developed global warming principles that outlines principles to protect God's planet and people in any national climate change legislation. Click here to read these principles and to endorse them.
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What YOU Can Do National Action Watch this video from the UCC:
Faith Based Resources As people of faith, we understand our responsibilities to protect the sacred gifts given by God and to heal a world torn by brokenness and human strife. Air pollution and global warming, like all human-induced environmental degradation, is a sign of this brokenness. Click here for more resources from a faith perspective.
As people of faith, we understand our responsibilities to protect the sacred gifts given by God and to heal a world torn by brokenness and human strife. Air pollution and global warming, like all human-induced environmental degradation, is a sign of this brokenness. 