The Shalom Center and partner organizations invite you to a virtual "Iftar-Seder,” a gathering to eat and think together about our shared future in America. It will happen, by Zoom, from 7:30 to 9:30 Eastern time (4:30 to 6:30 Pacific) on the evening of Sunday, April 10. The Iftar-Seder is free. We welcome you to […]
Screenings of the film Youth v. Government, either to an in-person or virtual audience. The national Interfaith Power & Light is promoting screenings of the award-winning film as part of local celebrations of Faith Climate Action Week and join the community of people of faith preaching, teaching, and acting to heal the climate in 2022! […]
The public is invited to attend our board meetings. Contact joan@nm-ipl if you would like to participate as an observer
Sharon Lavigne, Founder of Rise St. James, will share about her advocacy for environmental justice in Cancer Alley, especially through RISE St. James, a faith-based organization which is known for its success in protecting the local community. Register Here The presentation is part of the Catholic Climate Covenant's Ecospirituality Nights
Cool Congregations/Green Team Committee members will hold their monthly meeting Via Zoom For more information contact Tom Stark, tstark@gmail.com
The national Interfaith Power & Light has organized a webinar to examine the success stories from legislative sessions in New Mexico, Illinois, Oregon and the Delaware-Maryland-Virginia region. Sister Joan Brown will be talking about outcomes in our 2022 legislative session in New Mexico. Christina Krost (Senior Policy Coordinator at Illinois IPL) will be discussing Illinois […]
Avery Davis Lamb from Creation Justice Ministries will be presenting a new resource for congregations entitled “Weathering the Storm: Faithful Climate Resilience.” It helps churches respond to the question, “How can our churches be hubs of resilience, helping our neighbors weather the physical and spiritual storms of the climate crisis?” The resource can be used […]
An interfaith event to conclude our Ways of the Earth Lenten series. We will feature Christian, Muslim and Jewish prayers and reflections, highlighting the importance of trees to each of our traditions. We are also celebrating the convergence of the three holy periods of Ramadan, Passover and Holy Week/Easter Join us via this zoom link
For more information contact Odile Coirier, fmm, odile@nm-ipl.org
Several trees will be planted at Food for the Hood International District Community Garden, Ross and Wellsely, in the International District of Albuquerque Sponsored by NMEPR-IPL's Forest of Bliss committee
Walk the Way of the Cross at the Norbertine Center, 5825 Coors Blvd SW, Albuquerque, NM. Using this document as your guide, spend some time Good Friday in a pilgrimage at the abbey. Joseph Sandoval, President of NMCC has created this devotional using Archbishop John Wester's 2019 Pastoral Letter on Nonviolence as the tool to […]
The ecological crisis isn’t a future threat. It is our present reality. For thousands of years, Buddhist teachings have provided tools for awakening to the reality of what is—including life’s inherent impermanence, uncertainty and suffering. How can the dharma help us to better understand and address the predicament we currently find ourselves in? What do […]