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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Carbon-Free Lenten Resources
- Are you conscientious of climate change and interested in Lenten disciplines that are creation-honoring? Earth Ministry is providing Carbon-Free Lenten resources to clergy and lay leaders from Christian congregations. Learn more here!
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Earth Ministry in the New York Times
- Executive Director LeeAnne Beres and Earth Ministry's Greening Congregation Emmanuel Episcopal in Mercer Island were featured in the article, "Pastors in Northwest Find Focus in 'Green'" by William Yardley.
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2010 Washington State Environmental Priorities
- This year, the three priorities chosen by the Coalition reflect our basic Christian values: nurturing life and human health, protecting the living water of our state, and supporting the common good.
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Free Religious Study Guides and DVD of National Parks Film Clips
- Earth Ministry is pleased to announce the release of two free religious study guides and a DVD of clips to accompany Ken Burns’ stunning new film: The National Parks: America’s Best Idea.
Events
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Called to Care: Creation Care Conference
Mar 20, 2010
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 1832 W. Dean Ave, Spokane, WA
- Come hear Earth Ministry present at the 3rd Annual Called to Care conference in Spokane hosted by our partners at the Faith and Environment Network! LeeAnne and Jessie will lead a session on Advocacy for All Creation at the conference and spend additional time in Eastern Washington with religious leaders and participating congregations.
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Taize Prayer Service for Climate Protection
Apr 23, 2010
St. James Cathedral, 804 9th Ave, Seattle, WA
- Please join Earth Ministry and St. James Cathedral for an ecumenical Taize Prayer Service for Climate Protection. A reception and discussion of climate action by local churches will follow the service.
