Our new website is expanding!
We invite you to explore some new materials that are still in the development stage. Please excuse any rough edges, and let us know what else you would like to see.
- RESOURCES: Links to a wide variety of resources for individuals, congregations and conferences
- REPORTS: Reports from the UCC that can be downloaded
Toxic Wastes and Race at Twenty, and two reports from the Environment and Energy Task Force
- GENERAL SYNOD ACTIONS: historical information about actions taken by UCC General Synods as social policy statements and as matters of internal policy and procedure
- CONFERENCES: a listing of information about what is happening in the various UCC Conferences
| And Indeed It Is Very Good -- A Pastoral Letter on Faith and Environment: Living in Community with God's Creation |
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In April, 2008, the Collegium of the United Church of Christ (the President of the denomination, and the executives of the four ministries of the church) released a pastoral letter calling on the congregations and conferences of the UCC to become more deeply engaged in stewardshop of God's creation. The letter, and a wonderful collection of related resources -- including materials for worship and study -- are available on the UCC website.
"One thing is certain: for the love of the earth and one another, we may not remain indifferent. We are called to face the challenges with a deep sense of urgency and hopeful attention. We are called to invite those who seek, who love, who lament and who act on prophetic and imaginative dreams, to journey with us. Come; let us build greening places and spaces for the holy and one another." - from the pastoral letter
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Save the date: July 17-19, 2008
Earth Revival summer conference, Atlanta, Georgia
This website will be expanded as an outreach project of the Environment and Energy Task Force of the national United Church of Christ [listing of task force members]. Please check back soon and often to find additional information and resources.
We invite you to contact us if you would like to make suggestions for ways the Task Force can be helpful to congregations and conferences, to share stories about work being done in your church or conference, or if you would like to become involved with the growing environmental empasis in the UCC.
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