Tuesday, April 22, 10:00 am - 11:00 am MST via Zoom
Inspired by Creation Justice Ministries' 2025 annual resource, The Power of God: From Extractive Theology to Transformative Faith, this service will lead participants into a time of prayer and reflection, centered around seven original pieces of music produced for the resource. Derrick Weston, Creation Justice Ministries' director of theological education and formation will offer a reflection and the service will include new music commissioned for the Earth Day resource.
Join us online for this ecumenical service of music, prayer, and contemplation as we consider how God's power renews us and how we might use our power to renew Creation.
REGISTRATION
Read MoreThis online event will take place on Saturday, April 22nd at 11 am ET (8 am AZ, 9 am NM/El Paso). The theme is “What’s Possible?: Earth Day Stories of Hope.”
This two and a half hour summit will feature a keynote from the Rev. Jim Antal, a panel of inspiring speakers, the presentation of the Dollie Burwell Prophetic Action Award, and a video showcasing the uplifting story of Mayflower UCC in Minneapolis.
Even if you cannot make the event at its scheduled time, still sign-up, and we will send you a link to a recording of it. Register now!
Read MoreMany churches celebrate God's creation on the Sunday closest to Earth Day (April 22nd). Sign-up now for this webinar that will help your congregation make the most of it: bit.ly/EarthSunday2023
Read MoreThe time has come to pass the Environmental Justice for All Act. You can help make this happen. Contact your members of congress to see that this Act is finally passed. Together, we can ensure that all God’s people have access to a healthy environment where life can flourish and thrive.
Read MoreAs we approach Earth Day on April 22nd, our churches will be engaged in education and action through a variety of means that evoke the prophetic tradition of our faith.
Read MoreSep. 3, 7:00 p.m. - Sep. 8, 7:00 p.m.
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day with ADVENTURE, MUSIC, ANIMATION, SCIENCE, STUNNING IMAGERY AND INSPIRATION!! Presented by Tucson's chapter of Citizens Climate Lobby, AFN, and others.
Produced by Wild & Scenic on Tour, the festival includes 20 short films and special guests UA's Dr. Joellen Russell and Tucson Mayor Regina Romero! This series is a benefit to send AZ student climate activists to Washington DC to learn more about climate science, policy solutions and lobby Congress.
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