National IPL Offers Worship Resources to Celebrate our Sacred Earth

Celebrate our Sacred Earth in your worship services this fall using IPL’s worship resources. NEW! Season of Creation resources and a message from Pope Francis.  (NEW! We have a new section of Season of Creation resources from many Christian denominations and a new message from Pope Francis for the 2023 Day of Creation).

One of the most important actions we can take to heal our Sacred Earth is to talk about climate change. Most of us underestimate by half the prevalence of support for climate policies. If we truly knew how many of us are concerned about climate change, we would be more willing to speak out together to heal our common home.

Encourage conversations about climate change by centering your worship services around it, honoring our Sacred Earth with sermons, music, and prayers. Include caring for the Earth in your worship services regularly throughout the year, in addition to Earth Day.

Find worship resources for a wide variety of faith traditions on IPL’s Faith Climate Action Week website.

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Maria Treviño Calls on EPA to Cut Methane Pollution by Summer’s End

Methane pollution is a threat to our families’ health and dignity. Learn from Maria Treviño’s #MyMethaneStory,  on why Permian Basin communities call on the Environmental Protection Agency to finalize its rule to #CutMethane pollution by summer’s end. Treviño is North American coordinator for the Laudato Si Movement. She is based in Laredo, Texas.

(Video) Earth and Spirit Quarterly Reflection: Doctrine of Discovery

Our Solstice Seasonal Sharing began with brief overview reflections from Joan Brown, osf, Executive Director of NM & El Paso Interfaith Power and Light around De-colonization and Eco-Spirituality. She offer edsome thoughts on the recent Vatican statement on the Doctrine of Discovery, reflections from some contemporary theologians and ideas to reflect upon as we seek to heal past racial, cultural and spiritual wrongs. Participants were able to comment and share ideas, and resources to pursue.

The last quarter of the hour gathering allowed for time to overview the current work of IPL and how you might get engaged or invite others into this sacred work.