What do Bruno, Sabrina, Susan and Gustavo Adolfo have in common? Together with over 500 people of faith and spirit around the world, they are participating in Time for Living the Change, our initiative to take public leadership for climate justice with our own lives. Will you join the special call for the Americas and Oceania We want to be clear: changing our personal consumption habits is part of building cultural momentum for systemic change. Gandhi taught that we must “be the change that you wish to see in the world.” That’s what this work is about. The resolutions of committed people are a source of hope, joy, and strength:
The time of next week’s call has been specifically chosen to offer the best possible conditions for people in the Americas and in Oceania to participate. We’ll hear more inspiring testimonies and meet one another in small groups to share about our faith and action for climate justice. It will be a short and sweet 60-minute call in 2 languages (English and Spanish). We know there’s nothing more supportive than walking the path of change together with others. That’s why we have been holding weekly calls on Mondays -- they have proven a great opportunity to get to know the initiative and share deep, intimate conversations. We’re eager to meet you in person! In faith, Martin, Caroline, Tamara, Rianne, and the Living the Change team. |
In this blog, we'll look at how men and women at serving Jesus Christ both at home and abroad. We'll focus on how God is using their work to transform the lives of people all over the world.
Friday, January 21, 2022
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