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Expressing the Mind of the House on Climate and Our Vocation in Christ

Where is the hope in creation care? With Jesus, it’s everywhere

By Deb Baker As a volunteer supporting congregations in New Hampshire participating inSustaining Earth, Our Island Home, the carbon footprint tracker for Episcopal households, I was recently asked what gives […]

Reawaken to the Honorable Harvest

by Ashley Hubbard I am honored to be writing for the May Creation Care newsletter and hope you will join me in ushering in a season of rejuvenation and gratitude […]

Episcopal Earth Day 2022

This year, Earth Day is celebrated on Friday, April 22nd. Episcopalians are invited to commemorate it on Sunday, April 24th or any Sunday this Spring by praying, preaching, and taking […]

Climate Change training and action for a “Blessed Tomorrow”

by Dawn Baity Climate change is the most pressing moral and global issue of our age. This is a statement echoed worldwide. Growing seasons are changing, oceans are getting warmer, […]

COP26 Advent Reflection

By Dr. Delia Heck Watching the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (known as COP26) meetings unfold it was hard not to become frustrated and disillusioned with world leaders as […]

Only Accountability Can Save Us: Reflections on COP26

By Lola Brown As a young person in the climate movement, I’ve gotten used to pressure. My generation understands that we are the final defense against catastrophic climate disaster, not […]

How is COP26 going? Reflection by The Rt. Rev. Dr. Marc Andrus

How is COP26 going? Two answers to this question are readily available (in our dualistic world, is this a surprise?):  One: It’s great! Right off the bat, in Week One, […]

At A Breaking Point: A Youth Perspective on Crisis and Hope at COP26

My name is Solveigh Barney (she/her) and I am from the Diocese of North Dakota. I am writing this blog from the position of an official delegate of the Episcopal […]