Gratitude for Creation
Gratitude for Creation: An Interfaith Devotional Gathering Sunday, November 19, 2023 @ 2:00 PM. Join us for a gathering of people from many faiths.
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Gratitude for Creation: An Interfaith Devotional Gathering Sunday, November 19, 2023 @ 2:00 PM. Join us for a gathering of people from many faiths.
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Urban Forestry & Racial Justice Discussion:
New funding for planting trees in underserved communities.
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Earth Day 2023 To Heal Our Hearts
Resources and liturgy to explore Earth Day activities for your own faith community.
See this film about the Pope’s meeting with 5 climate champions from around the world and how they embody the message of Laudato Si’, his letter to everyone on earth.
Stunning environmental paintings by Raleigh artist Gayle Stott Lowry can help inspire you to new environmental awareness and action.
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The Eno and Neuse River watersheds have an outsized impact on the Triangle's ecosystems and overall quality of life. On February 23, ICCT sponsored a discussion with local experts.
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Before the Covid-19 pandemic, many ICCT presentations focused on demonstrating
that climate change is a biblical issue, as well as a scientific one. The pandemic has
moved us to recognize that Covid-19 is also a biblical/religious issue, as well as a medical one.
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For more than a decade, I had admired the massive ancient oak trees in my neighbor’s yard. When one of them came down in a storm a few years ago, I was awed by what I saw. When the tree stood upright, I saw strength and majesty. As the tree lay on the ground before me, I saw an intricate complexity to life that I had never before fully comprehended. It was a sacred experience.
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A year ago, I decided to place solar panels on the roof of my house to reduce my carbon footprint. I agonized over removing seven pine trees . . . . Read more
Chasing lightning bugs, spitting watermelon seeds, and eating vegetables. Those things evoke “summer” through childhood eyes. My family almost never ate meat in the summertime. Why would we? There was an abundance of vegetables outside in the garden . . . . Read more