Global warming is one of the most urgent crises facing the human and more-than-human world.  That’s why after several years of working on this critical issue, EUUC passed a Congregational Stand on Global Warming in 2016.

The Climate Team brings this stand to life by asking:

What kind of society do we wish to become?

• exploring within our team and our congregation what it means to be in “right relationship” with the natural world
• transforming our consumerist paradigm into one of kinship with the natural world
• helping each other live in “right relation” with the natural world, including developing spiritual practices, and a culture of gratitude and reciprocity
• learning from indigenous allies
• helping to bring about a fossil-free world

While also …….

• partnering locally to strengthen government policies, save legacy forests, and support local high school student eco clubs
• helping ignite the “inner activists” in our congregation to :
  • advocate with the state legislature
  • speak out for unjust policies and projects

We feel the world’s pain, but find hope in being a positive force for improving life on Earth.

Climate Team Mission

To build a more just and liveable world by taking action locally, and by starting a cultural shift through exploring and adopting a new understanding of our kinship with nature.

Would you like to help or learn more?

The Climate Team usually meets on the first Thursday of the month, at 7 p.m. on zoom.  Please contact us for the link. All are welcome!

Contact Climate Team

To receive action alerts and news on activities in our region related to climate justice, ask to join the Climate Justice email discussion list. This list also serves as a great forum to discuss ideas, questions, and new perspectives as we move to bring about the sustainable world.