Janet Gray, living gratefully and respectfully on unceded West Coast Salish lands, invited church leaders in her denomination to fan out and invite people to Faithful Climate Conversations. Here’s why:
Janet Gray, living gratefully and respectfully on unceded West Coast Salish lands, invited church leaders in her denomination to fan out and invite people to Faithful Climate Conversations. Here’s why:
Sandy Plett, Climate Action Coordinator for Mennonite Church Canada loves the FCC – here’s why!
Erika Thogersen, Constituency Relations and Education Coordinator for MCC Saskatchewan, adapted and led 4 sessions of climate conversation with the youth group from Osler Mennonite Church.
Rev. Susan Toller led a series of Faithful Climate Conversations in her church. These discussions led to more conversant and curious congregants, when it comes to talking about the climate crisis.
Claire Ewert Fisher hosted a Faithful Climate Conversation at her church in Saskatoon. This is her reflection on the results.
Carl Cherland hosted a Faithful Climate Conversations (FCC) in Regina. The big change he saw after experiencing the FCC with his congregation was the willingness to fund the solar project.
Sustainable Brandon is a wonderful example of what can come out of a Faithful Climate Conversation.
We are currently seeking Champions from across Canada to animate the Faithful Climate Conversations and to share about their experiences with us in 2024.