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Op-Ed: When it comes to climate change, farmworkers reap what we sow

December 20, 2019

Op-Ed written by Michelle Peedin, NCIPL Youth Leaders Coordinator, published in the Winston-Salem Journal. Click here to access the article on their site. With the crispness of the fall season normally comes the bounty of the harvests, as grocery stores and farmers markets throughout the state overflow with all the varied agriculture that North Carolina […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Climate Change, crop, farmworker, farmworkers, food, heat, heatwave, Latinx

Celebrate National Book Month with these Stories & Resources

In honor of National Book Month, we at NCIPL have compiled this list of books dealing with climate and environmental issues for children and young adults. Here you will find resources to educate the kids in your life about climate change, stories about environmental heroes and she-roes to inspire the youth in your world, and […]

Join NCIPL in Striking for the Climate

September 11, 2019

On September 20, three days before the UN Climate Summit in NYC, NC Interfaith Power and Light is joining young climate leaders and adult allies striking all across the US and world to demand transformative action addressing the climate crisis. Below is a compilation of resources for students, parents, and faith communities. “FOR THE LOVE […]

Filed Under: Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: action, Climate Change, climate strike, faith, North Carolina

The Pope and Ecology: Shouts from the Highest Steeple

April 16, 2015

This post is from our friend Dave Grace, a dual degree masters candidate with Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment and Divinity School and creator of the Youth Faith Conservation Network, which will be leading a biodiesel bus tour of Raleigh faith communities April 25th. This blog was originally posted at the Nicolas School’s website. The excitement is building: […]

Filed Under: Blog, Faith Resources, Making a Difference Sidebar Tagged With: Climate Change, Encyclical, Pope Francis

Birds Can Make You Want to Take Action on Climate Change

February 28, 2015

By NCIPL Intern Rubaina Anjum When it comes to talking about climate change, NCIPL focuses on the positive and hopeful messages. We love to let everyone know of the excellent work that faith communities and others in the area are doing to combat climate change. And research shows that talking positively about climate change is more […]

Filed Under: Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: Birds, Climate Change, empathy

2014 National Preach-In on Climate Change

December 11, 2013

Download your free kit for the 2014 National Preach-In on Climate Change over Valentine’s weekend. From the comfort of your own congregation, you can join in spirit with thousands of religious leaders from across the country in preaching and teaching about climate change and love of Creation. Each Preach-In Kit includes activity ideas, printable postcards to senators, bulletin inserts, a […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: action, Advocacy, Climate Change, Creation Care, faith, Preach In

Peppers Picked in Prayer

November 12, 2013

Climate Change Is Real… In Many Ways… In Different Places… At The Same Time… As We All Exist.   Today I picked these peppers due to early freezing temperatures in North Carolina. Although each pepper could’ve lived longer on the vine if the weather wasn’t so dangerous… I was mindful with each pluck that all food […]

Filed Under: Blog, Uncategorized Tagged With: Climate Change, food, Philippines, Prayer

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