Caring for All Creation
Welcome to Earth Ministry
Earth Ministry is a non-profit organization committed to engaging the Christian community in environmental stewardship. We work in partnership with individuals and congregations to respond to this great moral challenge through education, individual and congregational lifestyle choices, and organizing for social change through environmental advocacy.
While Earth Ministry is rooted in the Christian tradition, we actively engage all religious communities on climate and energy issues through Washington Interfaith Power & Light. Our programs and resources are in use across the US and Canada and available to all.
News
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Senator Cantwell Urged to Support Safe Chemicals Act
- Earth Ministry's Program and Outreach Director, Jessie Dye, and members of WA Toxics Coalition met with Senator Cantwell's staff to discuss the Safe Chemicals Act.
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IPL Leaders Gather in DC
- LeeAnne Beres and Jessie Dye represented Washington Interfaith Power & Light at the national Interfaith Power & Light (IPL) conference.
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May Greening Congregation of the Month
- Earth Ministry honors Ballard First Lutheran's Greendom Come committee for their dedication to caring for creation.
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Sacred Acts
- Mallory McDuff's new anthology Sacred Acts: How Churches are Working to Protect Earth's Climate includes a chapter by LeeAnne Beres and Jessie Dye.
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Toxic-Free Kids Act
- This legislative session Earth Ministry is a lead on the Toxic-Free Kids Act to protect children in Washington from harmful chemicals in their products.
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Religious Leader Sign-On Letter Against Coal Export
- Clergy and religious leaders in Washington State, please help us say NO to coal export from Northwest ports by signing this letter!
Events
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Environmental Health Fair
May 20, 2012
St. James Cathedral, 804 9th Ave, Seattle, WA
- Join St. James Cathedral for its seventh annual health fair, exploring both personal health and the health of the environment. This year's theme is "Living into Wellness."
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Dirty Coal: The Toxic Addiction
Jun 08, 2012
Keystone UCC, 5019 Keystone Pl N, Seattle
- Join Meaningful Movies and the Sierra Club as they screen the film Dirty Coal and discuss plans to export coal through the Pacific Northwest.
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And God Saw That It Was Good
Jun 23, 2012
Sacred Heart Parish Center, Shaughnessy Hall, Bellingham, WA
- What does our Catholic faith say about the environment? What is our responsibility to God's creation? Join Bellingham JustFaith Program to explore the intersection between faith and the environment.
