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In Field of Compassion, Judy Canuto tells the beautiful story of how Nate Sears, a landscaper working on a house, saved three stranded 10-foot pilot whales on the shores of Cape Cod. His human touch calmed the frantic whales, and he was able to turn the first two and send them back out to sea. Then do the same for the third with the help of the National Sea Shore Service. ICCT has held the firm belief that together, faith communities will make a powerful impact on the growing climate crisis. To learn from and inspire each other, ICCT’s Earth Friendly Practices Action Team has created a survey for Triangle congregations.  First, you’re invited to review the survey results and the survey questions.

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Tour Timbermill Wind Farm

ICCT is hosting a wind farm tour at the Timbermill Wind Farm in Chowan County on Friday, Sept. 25, from 1:00-2:30 pm. Students and interested adults are invited to learn more about the economic opportunities that hosting a wind farm provides to a local community and how it benefits the Earth. Don’t miss this unique and educational event! Learn more and sign up here.

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Timbermill Wind Farm in Chowan County, NC

Our Next Steps in Nature

ICCT will soon announce an autumn outdoor adventure. Let us know your preferences–forest bathing, native seed collection, etc. See details and sign up for notifications here. Thirty walkers, young and old and of all ability levels, showed up for our May event in Umstead Park. Some hiked long or short trails and some simply relaxed in the shade connecting with others who love the Earth! We hope to see YOU for our next loving steps in nature!

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Voter Registration Repair Event

With Pullen Friends of Democracy and Wake County Indivisible  Sunday, May 10, 9:00-10:50 AM Pullen Memorial Baptist Church, Finlator Hall See Parking Map What is Voter Registration Repair?  Around 7,000…

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Interfaith Climate Advocates Network (ICAN)

You’re invited to join ICCT’s Interfaith Climate Advocates Network (ICAN), launched by our Advocacy Team in January, 2026. Participants are grouped into small teams based on their voting districts. We equip people of diverse faith traditions and backgrounds with the tools, confidence, and spiritual grounding needed to engage thoughtfully with elected officials. Learn more or join ICAN here.

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Major Step Toward 501(c)(3) Status

Triangle Area, NC — Interfaith Creation Care of the Triangle (ICCT) has officially begun the formal process of becoming a federally recognized 501(c)(3) public charity, marking a significant milestone in…

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ICCT launches advocacy network at webinar

ICCT announced the launch of an exciting new initiative called ICAN (Interfaith Climate Advocates Network) that will support you as you make your voice heard.

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Cards created and sent to elected officials by members of Durham Friends Meeting Earth Care Witness Committee. “We had a wonderful time making them together using glue sticks & paper!“

ICCT 2025 Convention: Grounded in Hope

The 2025 Convention of Interfaith Creation Care featured words of hope and causes for optimism from inspirational speakers Jerusalem Matsen Neal (D.D.) and John Morrison (Ph.D.)

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Jerusha Neal offering the keynote at ICCT 2025 Convention