![]() This Mother’s Day, we’re writing not just as GreenFaith organizers—but as mothers. For me (Anna), my mom’s love of nature sparked my own. Now, I hope to pass that same reverence on to my daughter. Her generation, and the ones to come, are the heart of my fight for climate justice. For me (Amy), Mother’s Day is about standing up for our kids, their future, and Mother Earth. My daughter used to run cross country, and it breaks my heart that she gave it up because running on increasingly hot days made her sick.
We fight because what we love is at risk. But another future is possible. GreenFaith is organizing a nationwide, spiritually-rooted clean energy mobilization called Sun Day this September 19-21. Thousands of people of faith, in all 50 states, will gather at houses of worship, parks, and city halls to demand clean energy and climate justice. To make sure our voices are heard, we are:
But we can’t do this without you. This Mother’s Day, will you make a gift in honor of someone who taught you to love the Earth—or someone you want to protect it for? With gratitude and hope, P.S. Forward this to someone you love. Let’s honor all mothers—human and Earth alike—by fighting for the future they deserve. |
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, May 9, 2025
GreenFraith - Honor Mother Earth. Take action today
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Presbyterians for Earth Care - Arctic Adventures 🏔️ Webinar + Overture Webinar in Spanish + MORE!
SEPTEMBER WEBINAR Arctic Adventures: Encounters with Creation and Culture The Rev. Courtenay Willcox is the transitional pastor of Northampt...
-
The World Council of Churches (WCC) and Canadian Council of Churches will host a webinar panel discussion, entitled “Counting the Ecological...
-
Three Ways We Can Respond Faithfully to Climate Change Caring for creation is more than a responsibility. It is a faithful act , inseparable...
-
View this email in your browser By Betsy Shirley Editor in Chief, Sojourners We’ve got an unofficial Mary Oliver fan club here at Sojourners...

This photo of Anna and her daughter was taken on January 1, 2025. Just a few weeks later, the LA fires devastated this very spot, along with more than 16,000 homes and other buildings.
No comments:
Post a Comment