Creation Care
Update on accessing Inflation Reduction Act funding for renewable energy
In 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) was signed into law. This is the largest climate bill passed since the 1970s and there are many ways you can utilize this […]
An Ecological Stations of the Cross – March Creation Care Gathering
Since March of 2023, the The Episcopal Church-wide Task Force on Care of Creation and Environmental Racism has been gathering for a monthly service of compline that focuses on creation […]
Grant Highlight: Episcopal Diocese of Northern California churches developing action plans to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030
By Bob Wohlsen Churches throughout the Episcopal Diocese of Northern California are utilizing the recommendations in their energy-efficiency assessment reports to develop action plans that will guide them to achieve […]
Opinion: Episcopal Church Divestment from Fossil Fuels – Just Do It!
By Lella Lowe I am a member of Episcopal Church of the Redeemer in Mobile, Alabama, in the Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast. Deeply concerned about the climate crisis, […]
Earth Day 2024 – Episcopal Church
This year, Earth Day is celebrated on Monday, April 22nd. Episcopalians are invited to commemorate it on Sunday, April 21st or any Sunday this spring by praying, preaching, and taking action […]
Grant Highlight: Announcing Parishes for ‘An Episcopal Path to Creation Justice’ Pilot Program
By the Rev. Rachel Field After months of exploratory conversations, refining of the internal process, and a robust training program for companions, we are delighted to share the final list […]
COP28 and the Spirit of Collaboration and Transformation
by Dr. Delia Heck The experience of COP28 was like drinking out of a water tanker, overwhelming and yet extremely satisfying. The pace of change for so long has seemed glacial […]
Youth Activists facing Climate Change Anxiety with Faith
By Kara Lyn Moran The Conference of Parties (COP), the annual United Nations Climate Summit, is a place that was not designed for young people, but it is a place […]
Two Worlds: A reflection on COP28
By the Rt. Rev. Marc Andrus, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California We no longer see anyone from a worldly point of view…So, if anyone is in Christ, there […]
The Episcopal Church Executive Council Takes a Historic Step
By John Kydd The UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) Paris Agreement of 2015 was a watershed in global climate negotiations. After decades of diligent negotiations, an agreement […]
