The best collection of climate crisis news in the Pacific Northwest!
Interfaith EarthKeepers
Eugene/Springfield communities of faith committed to the care of God's creation.
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The best collection of climate crisis news in the Pacific Northwest!
Eugene/Springfield communities of faith committed to the care of God's creation.
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This summer Interfaith Power & Light is partnering with the Laudato Si’ movement to bring the documentary film, “The Letter”, to your attention for your summer film screenings. This gorgeously filmed story, featuring scenes from around the world, puts a human face on climate change. Consider hosting a free screening for your congregation.
The Earth Care Interfaith Fund supports the values of people of faith in the greater Eugene-Springfield area for the” stewardship of creation” through partnerships with local organizations. This joint fund shared with McKenzie River Trust supports activities and materials for plant establishment and maintenance in the Long Tom Watershed Council’s service area.
The Earth Care Interfaith Fund supports the values of people of faith in the greater Eugene-Springfield area for the “stewardship of creation” through partnerships with local organizations. This joint fund, shared with Long Tom Watershed Council, supports activities and materials for plant establishment and maintenance in the McKenzie River Trust’s service area.
To see other community activities, see the Lane County Community Alliance calendar www.calclane.org/weekly-calendar
St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 13th Ave & Pearl St, Eugene, OR, Damascus Room, Online Zoom.
Join us. Do your share to care for all the interdependent parts of creation. All faiths welcome. In person and online.
St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 13th Ave & Pearl St, Eugene, OR, Damascus Room, Online Zoom.
What would you like to help us do? What can we help you accomplish? This is a time for all of us to be more active in preventing climate destruction.
Go to our other pages by clicking on the page links above. Check out the fantastic videos on the Video page!
Links to statements from a wide variety of faith communities are also provided.
For minutes or agendas of meetings, click to download EarthKeepers' files below.
The health of human communities is dependent upon the health of every interlocking piece of creation: the forests, plains and oceans and all the creatures that inhabit them. Let us go forward to live in right relationship with the whole of creation.
Interfaith EarthKeepers are of many faiths working together to save our sacred planet. We advocate for the powerless and our endangered planet, and demonstrate possibility in the face of antipathy. We support a ban on fossil fuel infrastructure development and on fossil fuel exports. We support electric vehicles, solar power, labelled GMOs, a carbon tax and campaign finance reform.
Our monthly meetings are held at different churches.
See the schedule above on this page for location and time.
For outstanding coverage of environmental solutions, see https://ensia.com/
For local climate action also go to: http://world.350.org/eugene/
For good scientific data, click here: https://climate.nasa.gov/
For local news: https://newswire.kepw.org/
Central Lutheran
First United Methodist
St. Mary's Episcopal
Central Presbyterian
Unitarian Universalist
Resurrection Episcopal
United Lutheran
First Congregational
First Christian
Eugene Friends Meeting
Eugene Mennonite
Unity of the Valley
Westminster Presbyterian
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