Faiths Connect for Climate Action

media release: Join us for our next Faiths Connect for Climate Action quarterly Zoom meeting on November 6, 2025, at 7:00 pm, to hear about climate advocacy opportunities. 

Although we may start with thoughts and prayers as we learn about creation care, environmental issues, and climate change, we may feel called to do more.  Whether as people of faith or citizens of a struggling democracy we have an opportunity, and even an obligation, to petition our government for responsible moral action. This includes protecting our common home -- our country, our planet and its environment, including climate. 

We will have speakers from three great organizations offer information about a variety of ways to do so:

Citizens Climate Lobby.  Steve Lewis, Co-lead of the CCL-Madison chapter will share about opportunities with this international non-partisan group to build the political will for a livable climate.

350 Wisconsin.  A representative from this statewide affiliate of the global climate action organization 350.org will share ways people can join with them to advance climate awareness, progress, and justice. 

Wisconsin Conservation Voters.  Ian Schmitt-Ernst, WCV Southeast Organizer, will share ways to promote care for the environment with them.  This includes "Conservation Voters Lobby Days" which provides training and meetings with State Assembly and Senate offices.

Please mark your own calendar for this upcoming meeting 7:00pm-8:30pm and invite others in your congregations, communities and networks of shared concern to do likewise.  We look forward to learning together fresh ways to get involved and make an impact! 

The zoom link for this educational and informative meeting will be:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87425030637?pwd=AVv7f3dYx0GtFRPiizmOSK4IIdY89i.1

(Meeting ID: 874 2503 0637  Passcode: 209502)

Faiths Connect for Climate Action (FCCA, https://sites.google.com/view/faiths-connect-climate-action/home) connects individuals from faith communities throughout Dane County and beyond. In learning together and sharing experiences, we become better stewards of our planet.  We bring ideas and know-how for climate action back to our communities of faith and places of worship.  Our members often create or participate in environmental "Green Teams" or "Creation Care Teams" in their congregations. Our vision is that FCCA’s support, inspiration, and education will move our faith communities to act to create a more just and sustainable world.