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Earlier this year, we gathered to read Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katherine K. Wilkinson’s acclaimed compilation, All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, & Solutions for the Climate Crisis. It was a powerful time of conversation and learning. That’s why we’re doing…
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With passion, wisdom and wit, Dr. Orr offered insights into some of the symptoms of our sickened Democracy. The interplay of his conversation included climate change, spirituality, racism and the role of government and the commons. He reflected the concern…
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Category: CCA in the News, Educational Resources, Latest News, Presentations & Webinars
Tags: anti-racism, climate activism, climate change, compassion, democracy, equity, policy, Presbyterian Church (USA), science, United States of America
As we witness and experience impacts on our health, livelihoods, and communities, we are increasingly looking for guidance on solutions from leaders in our daily lives — health, faith, and community. Blessed Tomorrow’s work aims to support major faith institutions and faith leaders with…
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Category: Congregational Stories, Educational Resources, Latest News, Prayers & Meditation Practices, Presentations & Webinars
Tags: 100% renewable, clean energy, climate activism, climate change, Creation Care, Energy Efficiency, faith, food security, inspiration, meditation, racism, science, social justice, Solar, spirit, Spirituality
What do Oaks, Violets, Native Bees and Robins have in common? They are native species in Western North Carolina and they are part of the CCA Neighborhood Natives Scavenger Hunt. While we are caring for our human neighbors by maintaining…
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Category: CCA in the News, Educational Resources, Latest News, Prayers & Meditation Practices, Reflections
Tags: backyard, children, climate change, ecology, faith, love your neighbor, native species, nature, prayer, scavenger hunt, science
The Red Wolf, On the Brink By Christopher Lile Photo by Monty Sloan Christopher Lile is the Program Coordinator at Wolf Park, the founder of Concerts for Conservation, and a red wolf advocate for Defenders of Wildlife. A hundred and…
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Category: Congregational Stories, Educational Resources, Latest News, Presentations & Webinars
Tags: compassion, faith, gratitude, inspiration, Music, science, social justice, spirit, Waynesville
The Creation Care Regional Retreat Feb. 7-8, 2020 offered powerful connections and resources. The group that gathered on Friday received care, conversation, good food, and intellectual nourishment. With the clergy, we explored ways of collectively offering hope and dancing with…
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Category: Congregational Stories, Educational Resources, Latest News, Prayers & Meditation Practices, Presentations & Webinars
Tags: 100% renewable, catholic, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), clean energy, climate activism, climate change, compassion, Creation Care, Energy Efficiency, episcopal, Food and faith, food security, gratitude, inspiration, Lutheran, meditation, peace, Presbyterian, science, social justice, Solar, Spirituality, United Church of Christ, United Methodist Church
The article below was originally posted in 2019, we hope that on this day celebrating the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that you may engage in building the beloved community. You can find a listing of…
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Category: Latest News, Prayers & Meditation Practices, Reflections
Tags: Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Church, climate change, Creation Care, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., faith, inspiration, justice, love, MLK, Mutuality, science, social justice, Spirituality
Greta Thunberg is Time’s Person of the Year for 2019. In an era where integrity and truth, compassion and creativity have been challenged and eroded Greta Thunberg has simply acted on her convictions. It started with a strike from her…
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Category: Latest News, Reflections
Tags: clean energy, climate activism, climate change, compassion, faith, gratitude, greta thunberg, inspiration, science, social justice