First and foremost, faith is at the heart of our work. As people of faith, we are called to act on climate and care for our common home. EJC initiatives encourage congregations, clergy, and communities to be aware and able to articulate the moral dimensions of climate change and environmental justice issues from a faith perspective based in love.
Creation Care is the commitment to be stewards of God’s creation.
EJC Faith-Based Resources
Advent Guide: Cultivating Care for Creation
As people of faith, we proclaim our belief that our world is God’s creation, that God sees it as good, and that it is ours to protect and maintain. We hope this guide will provide an opportunity for prayerful reflection within your faith community, your family, and on your own.
Legislative Bulletin: Faith and Climate Justice
Download our legislative bulletin that outlines what scripture tells us about how our faith is connected to environmental justice, how the Council has been involved in climate justice work, important facts and figures related to climate change, and what action you can take to get involved in creation care work.
Prayers for Creation from Many Different Faith Traditions
Review our comprehensive guide, Prayers for Creation from Many Different Faith Traditions, for a diverse collection of heartfelt prayers and spiritual expressions from various belief systems, fostering a profound connection and reverence for the natural world.
Faith-Based Partners
Interfaith Power & Light
Interfaith Creation Care of the Triangle
Ways to Take Action
Plan a Sermon or Cliamte Worship Service
Join Interfaith Power and Light by preaching and teaching about the urgent need to protect our children’s future and our common home from the impacts of climate change. Find worship resources here.
Earth Care Practices Survey of Congregations
The Interfaith Creation Care of the Triangle is collecting surveys that will help your congregation provide data about local earth-friendly activities by focusing on 6 categories: Limiting Carbon Dioxide; Land Use Practices; Transportation; Advocacy for Eco-Justice; Education; Youth Involvement from congregations. Fill out the survey.