This weekend, GreenFaith is pushing back against the repressive forces seeking to undo hard-won protections for people and the planet—through Sun Day actions across the country that celebrate and uplift renewable energy.
Sun Day is an opportunity for moral courage, spiritual connection, and powerful community organizing. In a serious moment, we choose grounded hope: join a community rooted in conviction, care, and action. Don’t miss this chance to get engaged with a constellation of courage, rooted in faith and climate justice this weekend.
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Find a Sun Day Event Near You
From New Jersey to California, and everywhere in between, Sun Day is alive with action. With more than a hundred events planned nationwide—from solar picnics and film screenings to art-builds and marches—there’s a place for everyone to join. Explore the Sun Day map to discover faith-focused events near you, gather your community, and step into this growing movement for faith and climate justice.
Explore the Sun Day Map
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Sun Day 2025: A Movement in Motion
Faiths 4 Climate Justice: Sun Day 2025 has begun—and the momentum is undeniable.
Already this week, thousands of people of faith and spirit have stepped forward in worship, witness, and action. Our cosponsor Earth Quaker Action Team opened Sun Day by challenging Vanguard to stop financing climate destruction, demonstrating the courage that comes from deep moral conviction. In San Diego, GreenFaith joined a spirited Picnic for a Solar Future, where families, students, and advocates broke bread together under the open sky, lifting up solar energy as both a shared right and a practical path toward justice. In New York City, faith leaders convened for Multifaith Monday in Columbus Circle, embodying the power of interfaith solidarity. This morning, our New York faith leaders and activists led an Interfaith Jericho Walk, grounding themselves in prayer before marching in solidarity with immigrant communities—linking the struggle for climate justice with the fight for human dignity.
And this is only the beginning. Across the country, Sun Day is unfolding in dozens of communities—22 in New Jersey alone. Solar picnics, film screenings, art-builds, pilgrimages, marches: each gathering is an expression of faith turned into action. Together, they proclaim a simple truth—that people of spirit are ready to confront the climate crisis with hope, courage, and a vision for a livable future.
On Sunday, September 21st, GreenFaith’s Founder and Executive Director, Rev. Fletcher Harper, will lead the Snorkel March for Clean Energy in Secaucus, NJ. With snorkel masks and signs in hand, his congregation and neighbors will dramatize the threat of rising seas in their community and call on local leaders to act boldly for clean energy. Their witness is both playful and prophetic, a reminder of what’s at stake and what we can build together.
Find your place in this movement. Explore the Sun Day map on GreenFaith's website to find a faith-focused event near you; bring your community, and add your voice to the chorus rising for climate justice. If there's not a GreenFaith sponsored action happening in your area, find a Sun Day event being organized by one of our Sun Day coalition partners from outside the faith community.
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Solidarity and Gratitude with our Faiths 4 Climate Justice: Sun Day Co-Sponsors
GreenFaith extends deep gratitude and solidarity to our cosponsors whose partnership make Faiths 4 Climate Justice: Sun Day possible as a bold manifestation of interfaith solidarity, spirit and power. Together, we lift up communities on the frontlines, amplify moral voices for climate justice, and embody the power of faith and spirit in action. Your support and commitment inspire us daily, and we are honored to walk this path with you.
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