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  • A Church’s “Green” Vision Takes Root and Grows: St. Paul’s United Church in Orillia, Ont. turn their church “inside out” for the benefit of the community and the environment.
  • Call for Funding to Support Global South Communities Harmed by Climate Change: Rev. Chali Mfuta, United Church of Zambia, reports on the impacts of Cyclone Ana in Zambia.
  • Climate Justice through Cultural Movement: MandS 2024: July 14. Over four days, 50 passionate students from various regions of Bangladesh came together to address the critical issue of climate…

Worship Blog

100 Words of Hope: A Call to Climate Action

Rooted in faith, rising with hope. 100 Words of Hope to uplift, challenge, and inspire in a world that’s aching for change.
Tall trees, viewed from below, look up.

Travelling Lighter on the Planet

The United Church of Canada is sharing stories of how people are Praying, Learning and Acting for Climate Justice.
Rail tracks

Imagining Something More

For the Season of Creation, Alydia Smith focuses on what work we can do together to build the world of God's dream.
A banner with the text To Hope and Act with Creation, season of Creation 2024

Prioritize Indigenous Approaches to Climate Action

Martha Pedoniquotte writes that the integration of First Nations perspectives can foster a more comprehensive and effective response to climate change.
A Saugeen Ojibway Nation painting of four people sitting beside a bay.

Preparing the Way in the Wilderness: COP28 and Climate Change

As a virtual COP delegate during this Advent season, Lori Neale shares impressions of the climate change conference in Dubai. Who is preparing a path for a new relationship with creation, and how?
A large group of people walk through an outdoor arch that has Unite. Act. Deliver. printed on it.

Marking 40 Years of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank

Gary Kenny writes about the work of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank, a partnership of 15 Canadian churches and church-based agencies working to end global hunger.
A person holds two handfuls of grain together in the shape of a heart.

Cherishing Creation

Rev. Melody Duncanson Hales writes about Creation Time as a time of heightened awareness, stewardship, and action for the gifts God has given us.
An adult woman crouches down next to a young child as they observe a flowing river, surrounded by autumn trees.

The End of the World as We Know It

For Earth Week, Moderator Carmen Lansdowne writes about actions and choices for climate justice that may preserve our future.
A diverse group of children, outside in green shirts, work together to hold up a ball decorated to look like Earth.

The Climate Crisis and Global Hunger

Janet Millward writes about Canadian Foodgrains Bank’s call to use climate finance funding to address food insecurity around the world.
A collection of signs on a wall outlining the causes of world hunger.

Food, Food, Local Wonderful Food

Jennifer Janzen-Ball and Julie Graham share their experience of celebrating love of the soil, of God, and of humanity with Mission & Service partners in Japan.

A field with a variety of low lying crops at the Seminary for Rural Mission (Noden) in Japan.

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