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Hope for Creation's monthly e-newsletter is a full of reflections and prayer, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, nature highlights, plant-based recipes and action ideas. It's a great way to get involved! 

"We don't have to wait for anything at all. What we have to do is start." 

-Octavia Butler

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Congregational Membership

Whether climate work is new to your congregation or you are already deeply invested, we welcome you! Do not hesitate to reach out with questions: info@hopeforcreation.net

Hope for Creation asks that member congregations:

  • Name a consistent and engaged contact person

  • Share information about Hope for Creation programs and events within your congregation

  • Follow us on social media: Facebook - Hope for Creation SWMI; Instagram - hopeforcreationkzoo

  • Consider inviting Hope for Creation to speak on the topic of climate change in your congregation

  • Be familiar with and sign on to our Relational Covenant, understanding that the goal is to build trust and respect among all members of our organization

  • Financial support to Hope for Creation -- while money will not be a barrier to membership, we encourage you to donate if you are able. Suggested annual donation is $100-$500. 

 

Hope for Creation will provide the following:

  • An opportunity for members of your congregation to be part of a collective, faith/spirituality-based effort to combat the climate crisis

  • Access to our Climate Action Plan to guide immediate and long-term climate action

  • An invitation to regular events throughout the year to engage and act on this issue

  • Information, support and collaboration on projects to reduce your congregation’s carbon footprint

  • Opportunities for reflection and for collectively sharing fear and grief

  • Guidance on starting a “Green Team” in your congregation

  • A monthly calendar of local events related to climate action

  • An opportunity to be part of our Planning Committee and get more involved

  • Opportunities to highlight and celebrate your congregation’s environmental work in the wider community

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