We provide opportunities for shared service, learning, and influence on public policy.
Service
Providing experiences to allow the community to enjoy, understand, and appreciate creation. (.e.g. nature hikes, canoeing)
Satisfying environmental needs of the community, especially the underserved. (e.g. creek clean up, gardening)
Learning
Creating and sharing information and experiences on the theology, ecology, and actions of becoming better environmental stewards. (e.g. speakers, newsletters)
Advocacy
Sharing the faith communities’ perspectives on environmental concerns with public officials. (e.g. city departments, state legislators)