Earth Friendly Practices seek to inspire faith communities and individuals to promote and take part in environmentally friendly actions such as recycling, tree planting, sustainable gardening and landscaping, renewable energy, fair trade sourcing and shopping.
The forum features conversation on the role of religion, ethics and law during a time of planetary crisis and political decline with national thought leaders Karenna Gore with the Center for Earth Ethics at Union Theological Seminary, Herman Greene with the Center for Ecozoic Studies, and moderator Susannah Tuttle with NC Interfaith Power & Light hosted by Binkley Baptist Church on April 20, 2024.
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2023 Forum on How to Stop Funding Fossil Fuels
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Reflecting the sacred through our creation care practices, many of our faith communities have responded to a survey detailing their earth-friendly practices. We are happy to present you with the collected responses, along with a dynamic map locating the congregations that have responded.
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Composting at Church of the Nativity
Resources to plan for this Christian celebration dedicated to to praying and responding together to the cry of Creation, Sept. 1 – Oct. 4, 2023.
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ICCT Position on Composting Policy
March 29, 2022
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“Climate and Money: A Guide to Fossil Fuel Divestment and Reinvestment”
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Lenten Resources for 2023
A simple way to adopt a plant-rich diet leading to spiritual and environmental well-being
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ICCT is marking Advent 2022 by offering you and your congregation an Advent Daily Reflection Guide on Creation care, suggestions for Advent Creation care worship resources, and twelve ways to care for Creation as we celebrate.
Homeowners, nonprofits, and businesses can install solar and battery storage while navigating multiple layers of cost savings while becoming better stewards of the Earth.
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