Religious Partner Organizations
Religious Environmental Organizations
These Earth-care organizations work with individuals and faith-based institutions across denominational and/or religious lines.
A Rocha USA
P.O. Box 6761
Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 897-9331
Description:
"A Rocha is in the business of reconciliation - between people and God; people and the natural world; and people with each other."
Main Programs:
Volunteer programs along with "...the conservation of habitats and species
world-wide through environmental education, conservation activities and
scientific research."
Alternatives
for Simple Living
0038 Deer Path Road
PO Box 3804
Dillon, CO 80435-3804
(712) 274-8875 or
(800) 821-6153
Description:
An organization that “equips people
of faith to challenge consumerism, live justly and celebrate
responsibly.” The focus is on encouraging celebrations that reflect
conscientious ways of living.
Main Programs:
Catalog of resources, specifically
for Lent and Advent/Christmas. Educational resources for voluntary
simplicity. “Slow-down” network of speakers and workshop leaders.
Semi-annual newsletter.
Association for Religion and Ecology
Nashville, TN
(615)944-9225
Description:
"The Association for Religion, Ecology, and Society links individuals, households, churches, faith groups, organizations, or any other religious entity together through a network of eco-practice, awareness, and advocacy."
Main Programs:
Resources on practicing a more green lifestyle, networking with others who have become conscious of our environmental impact.
Au
Sable Institute of Environmental Studies
Au Sable Institute
3770 Lake Drive SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49546
(616) 526-9952 Phone
Description:
An ecumenical Christian environmental
stewardship institute whose mission is to bring healing and wholeness
to the biosphere and the whole of Creation.
Main Programs:
Provides courses for college students,
environmental education for school children and adults, retreats and
conferences, and educational outreach services for churches and the
wider world community.
Description:
An educational nonprofit that inspires and equips faith communities to
become better stewards of the earth. Through outreach to churches,
campuses and media we build bridges that promote measurable
environmental change and meaningful spiritual growth.
Main Programs:
Earth stewardship books, films, educational forums, workshops, classes, retreats, sermons, and live-event addresses. Bridge-building venues between faith-based groups and conservationists. Media-based information dissemination through print, radio, TV, webcast and film. An informational hub for creation care news, tools and links. Curricula and supporting educational materials. School-, college- and university-based forums for educating and engaging young audiences on earth stewardship issues. Measurement tools for individuals and groups to assess their energy
and resource “footprints” and to document changes in behavior.
Canfei Nesharim
111 Eighth Avenue, 11th Floor
New York, New York 10011
(212) 284-6745
Description:
"Canfei Nesharim ("the wings of eagles") is an organization of Orthodox Jews who are dedicated to educating the Orthodox community about the importance of protecting the environment from the perspective of Jewish tradition and Halacha."
Main Programs:
"...providing support to lay leaders to engage their whole communities, shifting the mindset of the community members and creating actions and awareness that appeal to the entire congregation. We plan to create Torah-based resources for day schools, bringing these teachings into the lessons of our young people and having them bring the work home."
Catholic
Conservation Center
24 Faye Street
Wading River, New York 11792
Description:
“Our mission is to inspire and inform
people about ecology, environmental justice, and the stewardship of
creation in light of Scripture and Roman Catholic Tradition.”
Main Programs:
A web-based collection of resources and
ideas for action.
The
Christian Environmental Project
P.O. Box 80092
Portland, OR 97280
Description:
“…an independent ‘think tank’
ministry [Christian, Ecumenical] that promotes clean air, clean water
and pure food for all people and reverent use of God’s creation.”
Main Programs:
Free, biannual newsletter: It’s Not
Easy Being Green.
Center
for a New American Dream
6930 Carroll Avenue, Suite 900
Takoma
Park, MD 20912
(301) 891-3683
Description:
Secular organization that helps
congregations change the way they consume (as individuals and
institutions) in order to protect the environment, promote social
justice, and enhance quality of life.
Main Programs:
“Turn the Tide,” a program of nine
actions that help individuals change personal consumption patterns;
“Step by Step,” a monthly email action bulletin; “Simplify the
Holidays..."
Churches' Center for Land and People
Mr. Tony Ends
c/o St. Benedict's Center
4200 County Highway M
Middleton, WI 53562
(608) 831-9319
Description:
"Churches' Center for Land and People is an ecumenical organization that brings together churches, groups, and individuals to strengthen rural life and ministry in Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois. They serve as a voice for rural perspectives and concerns in our churches and society."
Main Programs:
Quarterly newsletter, three environmental study guides from the rural perspective with spiritual/ethical dimensions, volunteer opportunities, information on rural issues.
Coalition
on the Environment and Jewish Life
116 East 27th Street, 10th Floor
New
York, NY 10016
(212) 532-7436
Description:
“A Jewish organization that promotes
environmental education, scholarship, advocacy, and action in the
American Jewish community. It is sponsored by a broad coalition of
national Jewish organizations and has organized regional affiliates
in communities across North America."
Main Programs:
Publishes a newsletter three times a
year, direct advocacy and education work. Local affiliates engage
members in hands-on activities, celebrations, and opportunities for
learning.
Congregations Caring for Creation
Minneapolis, Minnesota
(612)331-1099
Description:
"Minnesota-based organization that seeks to promote the active care of creation as integral to spiritual life and social justice. They work with clergy and lay persons from Catholic, Protestant and Jewish congregations and leaders from environmental groups to design ways in which local congregations can work with their local communities to achieve tangible improvements in ecological health and sustainability of their bioregions."
Main Programs:
Greening materials for communities of faith, Creation Care Action Ideas, tradition specific resources, creation care news posts and event listings.
Earth Ministry
6512 23rd Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98117
Description:
An ecumenical, Christian nonprofit that helps individuals and congregations connect their faith with care for the Earth.
Main Programs:
Publishes Earth Letter mini-journal, and curricula: Simpler Living, Compassionate Life and Food, Faith & Sustainability, and Money& Faith. They have created many resources for congregations including Greening Congregation Handbook and the four part worship resource Caring for All Creation. Earth Ministry offers many local offerings in the pacific northwest: lectures and educational events, gatherings, speakers network, advocacy opportunities, and a resource library.
Earth and Spirit Council of Oregon
P.O. Box 25183
Portland , OR 97298
(503) 452-4483
Description:
This is an "...educational organization dedicated to deepening the connection with the natural
world and promoting sustainable living."
Main Programs:
The Earth and Spirit Council "...designs and produces large-scale community projects, classes and workshops,
conferences, and ceremonies."
Eco-Justice Collaborative
4750 N. Sheridan Road, Suite #429
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 860-8500
Description:
"Eco-Justice Collaborative works to raise public awareness around the consequences of public policy and personal lifestyle choices."
Main Programs:
Easy-to-use information about environmental issues, ideas and resources for taking action, events and education updates
Eco-justice
Ministries
400 S Williams St.
Denver, CO 80209
(303) 715-3873
Description:
An ecumenical Christian
organization that helps to bring “an Eco-justice theological
perspective into the life and ministry of churches.”
Main Programs:
Congregational resources in the
following dimensions: worship, education, pastoral care,
administration, outreach, fellowship, and community.
Ecumenical
Ministries of Oregon
0245 SW Bancroft Street, Suite B
Portland, OR 97239
(503) 221-1054
Description:
Connects, informs, and empowers
“people, congregations and religious institutions to work for
justice and the care and renewal of the earth. [Their] aim is to
foster an awareness that care for creation is integral to a life of
faith.”
Main Programs:
Top priorities/task groups: food
sustainability and security, environmental justice, Metro livability,
energy and global warming, salmon recovery, and watershed protection.
Printed educational resources, workshops, conferences, and direct
advocacy. Direct congregational assistance.
Environmental Partnerships, Inc.
1 Taft Drive Winchester, MA 01890
(781) 729-4021
Description:
"The mission of Environmental Partnerships, Inc. is to assist faith communities and environmental groups to be effective partners working for environmental justice and stewardship."
Main Programs:
"Educational material, speakers, access to training, partnerships, joint program development and fundraising."
Episcopal
Ecological Network
4451 Lakeside Drive
Eveleth, MN 55734
Description:
“…a national network of concerned
Episcopalians which was formed shortly before the 1991 General
Convention, and was instrumental in supporting the resolutions
adopted at that convention which authorized the creation of the
national Environmental Stewardship Team.”
Main Programs:
Connects Episcopalians throughout the
country with others in their diocese working to care for Creation.
Evangelical
Environment Network
4485 Tench Rd., Suite 850
Suwanee, GA 30024
(678) 541-0747
Description:
Initiated by World Vision and
Evangelicals for Social Action as part of a growing movement among
Christians to respond faithfully to the biblical mandate for caring
stewardship of God's creation. EEN recognizes many environmental
problems are fundamentally spiritual problem.
Main Programs:
Publishes
Creation Care magazine, engages directly in advocacy, and produces
curricula and other resources for pastors and laity.
Faith
in Place
2532 W. Warren Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60612
(312) 733-4640
Description:
“Faith in Place gives religious
people tools to become better stewards of Creation.”
Main Programs:
“Working with over 120 congregations
from Chicago and suburbs on energy conservation, renewable energy,
congregational support for sustainable farming, habitat preservation
and green space activities, and urban agriculture program for youth.”
The Forum on Religion and Ecology
Yale Divinity School
Bellamy Hall, 638
354 Canner Street
New Haven, CT 06511
(203) 432-9947
Description:
"The Forum on Religion and Ecology brings the field of religious studies together with academic and activist discourse on the environment by highlighting the important roles that religious traditions play in constructing moral frameworks and orientating narratives regarding human interactions with the environment."
Main Programs:
Publishes book projects and a peer-reviewed journal, continually updated website with new curricular resources, teaching materials, and bibliographies of religion/ecological topics, provides information on upcoming events, workshops, and conferences.
Faiths United for Sustainable Energy (FUSE)
4144 Chase Ave
Miami Beach FL 33140
1-877-775-FUSE (3873)
Description:
"Educates and mobilizes faith communities to act on the increasingly harmful effects of our country's dependence on fossil fuels."
Main Program:
Video and audio resources, conservation tips and resources, advocacy tips and resources.
GreenFaith
46 Bayard St., #401
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone: 732-565-7740
Description:
"GreenFaith inspires, educates and mobilizes people of diverse spiritual
backgrounds to rediscover their relationship with the sacred
in nature and to restore the earth for future generations."
Main Programs:
Spiritual growth through a relationship with the
Earth, raising awareness for environmental justice through advocacy and
resources, helping religious institutions adopt sustainable habits, and
teaching clergy and lay leaders how to take their religious
environmentalism to the next level.
Hazon
829 Third Avenue, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10022
(212) 644-2332
Description:
The word hazon is Hebrew for "vision." Their vision is of a renewed Jewish community: one that is rooted in Jewish tradition, engaged with the world around us, radically inclusive, passionate and creative.
Main Programs: Hazon's mission is to create and support a range of programs, especially (though not exclusively) focused on Jewish outdoor and environmental education, in order to bring joy and meaning to people's lives and thus to foster new vision in the Jewish community and the world beyond.
Intercommunity
Peace and Justice Center
1216 NE 65th Street
Seattle, WA 98115
(206) 223-1138
Description:
“…promotes just structures in the
church and in the world, with a particular focus on the Pacific
Northwest. IPJC is sponsored by eight religious communities and
collaborates with Catholic, ecumenical, interfaith and other
organizations in carrying out this mission.”
Main Programs:
Women’s Justice Circles, “Plunge
and Immersion,” and Northwest Coalition for Responsible Investment.
Publishes AMOS (A Matter of Spirit) newsletter quarterly, resource
packets on (for example) sweatshops and simplicity, a guide for the
Columbia River Bishops Pastoral, and other resources.
Interfaith Power and Light
220 Montgomery Street, Suite 450
San Francisco, CA 94104
415-561-4891
Description:
"The mission of The Regeneration Project is to
deepen the connection between ecology and faith. The Interfaith Power
and Light campaign is mobilizing a religious response to global warming
in congregations through the promotion of renewable energy, energy
efficiency, and conservation."
Main Programs:
Education regarding global warming and
practical help for congregations buying “green energy.”
Interfaith Coalition for the Environment
PO Box 555
Tustin, CA 92781
(714) 731-6775
Description:
"The Interfaith Coalition for the Environment was founded in order to help support and promote faith-based communities work in the area of Environmental Justice."
Main Programs:
Hosts creation care conference, links to other faith and environment organizations, calendar of events
The
Interfaith Coalition on Energy
7217 Oak Avenue
Melrose Park, PA 19027
(215) 635-1122
Description:
“An interfaith organization that
works specifically on energy efficiency in congregations.”
Main Programs:
“Workshops, consultations, and a wide
variety of printed resources for energy efficiency in congregations.”
Interfaith Works
183 West Main Street
Kutztown, PA 19530
610-683-9455
Description:
"Interfaith Works is a non-profit organization that partners with religious organizations to do good works by integrating environmental stewardship with community outreach."
Main Programs:
Sanctuary Exchange program, an eight session curriculum entitled Exploration/Expression, renewable power purchasing guidance
Interreligious Eco-Justice Network
P.O. Box 270147
West Hartford , CT 06127
(860) 231-8554
Description:
"Interreligious Eco-Justice Network engages people of diverse faith traditions in prayer, dialogue, education, advocacy and celebration of the sacredness of creation."
Main Programs:
Resources for creation care in congregations, action alerts, Sacred Trust Forum, links to other organizations
Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences
93 Court Road
Birmingham
West Midlands
United Kingdom
B12 9LQ
Description:
"IFEES is an internationally recognized body articulating the Islamic position on environmental matters and at the same time attempting to offer practical solutions."
Main Programs:
Muslim Green Guide to Reducing Climate Change, Eco-Islam newsletter, study resources and publications, international projects, press releases
The Joseph Sittler Archives
Public Services, JKM Library
1100 E 55th St
Chicago IL 60615
(773) 256-0738
Description:
This is a website dedicated to the life and work of Lutheran theologian Joseph Sittler. A pioneer in the area of environmental and eco-theological writing and research, this website offers a comprehensive resource of Sittler's work as well as a great deal of information about the man.
Main Programs:
Articles and Essays, audio and video resources, discussion groups, sermons
Maine Council of Churches Environmental Justice Program
19 Pleasant Ave
Portland ME 04103
(207)772-1918
Description:
Works with churches on connecting environmental justice issues and faith.
Main Programs:
Legislative issues, climate change information, transportation initiatives, Maine Interfaith Power and Light
Ministry of Money
1640 Columbia Road, N.W.
Washington, DC 20009
202.737.7692
Description:
"Ministry of Money is a loving, prophetic Christian ministry that encourages all persons to become free from their attachment to cultural values regarding money and to live out joyfully God's call for their lives and resources."
Main Programs:
Money & Faith retreats, Pilgrimages of Reverse Mission, money and
faith programs and services for congregations and
judicatories, newsletters, study groups, articles and writings
National
Catholic Rural Life Conference
4625 Beaver Ave.
Des Moines, IA
50310
(515) 270-2634
Description:
Communicates “a Catholic perspective
and urging public action on rural life and environmental issues.
Since its inception in 1923, the Conference has been committed to
challenging and enabling rural people to participate in the Church’s
evangelizing ministry and to live the faith that does justice.”
Main Programs:
Ecumenical, community-wide conferences
and workshops. Advocacy and public policy efforts around sustainable
agriculture. Educational campaigns and publications. Biannual and
bimonthly publications.
National
Council of Churches of Christ
110 Maryland Ave. NE, Suite 108
Washington, DC 20002
(202) 544-2350
Description:
Provides an opportunity for the
national bodies of member Protestant and Orthodox denominations to
work together to protect and restore God's creation.
Main Programs:
Earth Day mailings, updated
environmental justice resource lists and distribution center, climate
change information & strategy packet and video, environmental
justice covenant congregation program, energy stewardship
congregations program, environmental justice coordinators program,
the Black Church and Orthodox churches environmental justice
programs.
National
Religious Partnership for the Environment
49 South Pleasant Street, Suit 301
Amherst, MA 01002
(413) 253-1515
Description:
An interfaith organization with the
following partners: COEJL, the NCCC, the USCC, and the EEN. “The Partnership is integrating care
for God's creation throughout religious life: theology, worship,
social teaching, education, congregational life, and public policy
initiative. And we seek to provide inspiration, moral vision, and
commitment to social justice for all efforts to protect the natural
world and human well-being within it.”
Main Programs:
Printed curricula and other resources.
Direct advocacy. Various campaigns including the Interfaith Climate
Change Campaign.
Network Alliance of Congregations Caring for Earth
866 Park Place
Brooklyn, NY 11216
(718) 496-5139
Description:
An ecumenical, voluntary, tax-exempt organization established
in 1986 to encourage the many strands of Christian tradition in the work
of healing the damaged earth, out of a common concern and love for God's
creation.
Main Programs:
Invite people into a loving relationship with Earth. Teach reverence for creation, with the understanding that humans are embedded in the natural world. Cooperate with other organizations concerned with ecology and social justice. Promote the study of ecological issues in the context of a progressive Christian theology and contemporary science.
New Community Project
718 Wilder Street
Elgin, IL 60123
888-800-2985-toll free
Description:
A faith-based nonprofit organization
with the modest goal of changing the world! Our
mission is to provide experiences that change us, resources that challenge us,
and a community that gives us hope.
Main Programs:
Sponsoring Learning Tours to places where God's people and/or
God's creation are strugglin. Providing speakers and workshop leaders for colleges,
congregations, youth events, and other gathering. Placing Solidarity Workers in other countries and cultures. Offering a variety of engaging print and web-based resources. Creating a support network for like-minded souls, with a special
interest in empowering youth and young adults
Noah Alliance
(707) 826-1948
Description:
The Noah Alliance is a collaboration of Jewish, Evangelical,
Protestant, and other religious community organizations, and individual
people of faith, that are concerned about the protection of endangered
species and biological diversity.
The
Noah Alliance seeks to provide a service by pulling together written
materials pertaining to conservation from a faith perspective with an
emphasis on the protection of endangered species and the web of life.
Main Programs: Creation Care sermons, worship materials, study guides for adults and children, articles, essays, and lectures.
North American Coalition for Christianity and Ecology
866 Park Place
Brooklyn, NY
(718) 996-5139
Description:
"...ecumenical, volunteer-run, non-profit organization established to encourage the many strands of Christian tradition in the work of healing the damaged earth."
Main Programs:
news, articles, quotes, calls-to-action, creative writing and other resources related to ecology, spirituality and Christianity
Partnership For Earth Spirituality
P.O. Box 6531
Albuquerque, NM 87197
(505) 266-6966
Description:
"...a non-profit membership organization which brings together people from various religious traditions, ages, cultures and economic backgrounds to promote a better understanding of the interdependence of ecology and spirituality."
Main Programs:
Retreats, forums, seasonal rituals, wilderness experiences, programs for children, hands-on projects and education for sound environmental policies.
Religious Witness for the Earth
PO Box 642
Littleton, MA 01460-2642
Description:
"National, independent, interfaith network dedicated to creating a society in which human beings live in loving, just relationships with one another and with all Creation."
Main Programs:
Climate change issues and legislation, advocacy events, links to resources and other organizations
Restoring Eden
PO Box 877
La Center, WA 98629
360-574-8230
Description:
Restoring
Eden "encourages Christians to learn to love, serve, and protect
God's creation."
Main Programs: Campus resources, political advocacy, environmental news, denominational resources.
Sacred
Earth
Ithaca, NY 14850
(607) 821 1423
Description:
“An [interfaith] international
network of people whose focus is contemplation, reflection,
justice-making in the ecozoic era.”
Main Programs:
Publishes a regular newsletter,
provides a network of similar organizations, and promotes
“contemplation, reflection, and justice.”
Spirit
in Nature
P. O. Box 255
East Middlebury, Vermont 05740
(802) 388-3694
Description:
“A place of interconnecting paths
where people of diverse spiritual traditions may walk, worship, meet,
meditate, and promote education and action toward better stewardship
of this sacred earth.”
Main Programs:
Publishes a newsletter/ mini-journal
quarterly, and hosts a “Soup and Bread” lecture series, an annual
“Neighborhood and Sustainable Living” course, and guided walks at
the Path Center.
Target
Earth International
Post Office Box 10777
Tempe, AZ 85284
Phone: (610)909-9740
Description:
“…a national movement of Christians
who reflect this commitment to care. It's a movement of individuals,
churches, college fellowships and Christian ministries motivated by
the biblical call to be faithful stewards of everything God
created-to love our neighbors as ourselves and to care for the
earth.”
Main Programs:
Service projects and internships in the
U.S. and in developing countries, academic programs and field
stations, publishes Target Earth newsletter, outdoor awareness
programs, advocacy efforts.
Tennessee
Environmental Council
One Vantage Way, Ste. D-105
Nashville,
TN 37228
(615) 248-6500
Description:
"The Tennessee Stewardship
Project, supported by the Tennessee Environmental Council (TEC),
enables faith communities and TEC to work together in caring for
God's gift of creation."
Main Programs:
Provides "Creation Stewardship
Congregations" program, electronic newsletter,
speakers/discussion facilitators, and much more.
Texas Impact
221 East 9th Street Suite 403
Austin, Texas 78701
(512) 472-3903
Description:
"Texas Impact is a statewide religious grassroots network whose members include individuals, congregations, and governing bodies of the Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths. T.I. exists to advance state public policies that are consistent with universally held social principles of the Abrahamic traditions."
Main Programs:
"...developing grassroots networks in local communities and mobilizing them to advocate with their legislators on specific issues."
United
States Catholic Conference (USCC) Environmental Justice Program
Justice, Peace and Human Development
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
3211 4th Street, N.E., Washington DC 20017
(202) 541-3180
Description:
In partnership with the NRPE, this
program “…seeks to educate and motivate Catholics to a deeper
respect for God's creation, and to engage parishes in activities
aimed at dealing with environmental problems, particularly as they
affect the poor.”
Main Programs:
Offers a variety of printed and
web-based parish resources, leadership training through workshops and
grants, direct advocacy, and environmental justice and parish
projects.
Voices for Earth Justice
21695 Rougewood Drive
Southfield, MI 48033
Description:
"Voices for Earth Justice is an interfaith network of people committed to prayer, education and action that deepen our sense of wonder, responsibility, and gratitude for all creation."
Main Programs:
Retreats, workshops & speakers bureau, sustainable gardening experiences, Earth literacy programs, community garden consultation, Michigan Interfaith Climate Change Campaign (MI-ICCC)
Web
of Creation
1100 East 5th Street
Chicago, IL
60615
Description:
Established to facilitate the movement
for personal and social transformation to a just and sustainable
world-from religious perspectives. It is maintained by the Lutheran
School of Theology at Chicago and is supported through grant funding,
sponsorship, and endorsement from a variety of faith-based sources.
Main Programs:
Offers web based resource for a myriad
of congregational resources (e.g., worship, advocacy, lifestyle,
educational, building/grounds). Is the host for other web sites: NCCC
Eco-justice Working Group and Climate Change Campaign, TEMEC,
Lutheran Earthkeeping Network, Environmental Justice Office of the
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), the Earth Bible project, and the
Chicago Theological Initiative in Eco-Justice.
Whidbey
Institute
P.O. Box 57
Clinton, WA 98236
(360) 341-1884
Description:
An interfaith organization that
“…cultivates creative leadership for Earth, Spirit, and the
Human Future. Located in the heart of the Pacific Northwest near
Seattle, the beauty and power of our Chinook Center provide a place
where the ecological, social, and spiritual challenges of our time
can be engaged on behalf of a more sustainable and just world.”
Main Programs:
Offers on site workshops, retreats,
celebrations, and trips. “On-line” colloquium.
Other Religious Organizations
Church Council of Greater Seattle
4 Nickerson, Suite 300
Seattle WA 98109
Phone: (206) 525-1213
Lutheran Public Policy Office
Description:
Represents more than 400 churches and 15 denominations as well as thousands of
individuals united by the belief that we can work together to promote justice
and increase compassion in our community.
Main Programs:
Operates eight different programs that support the mission of local
congregations and provide human services in the areas of homelessness, youth
development, mental health and compassionate care.
National Council of Churches
475 Riverside Drive, Suite 880
New York, NY 10115
Phone: (212) 870-2228
Description:
Since its founding in 1950, it has been the leading force for ecumenical cooperation among Christians in the United
States.
Main Programs:
Communications, Education and Leadership Ministries, Faith and Order, Interfaith Relations, Justice and Advocacy
Washington Association of Churches
PO Box 95949
Seattle, WA 98145
Phone: (206) 625-9790
Description:
An association of 10 Christian denominations and 11 ecumenical organizations who
live and work together on the task of ecumenism in Washington State. Serves as a focal point for dialogue, advocacy, action and reflection. Their work
is rooted in the conviction that our Christian faith calls us to act with
compassion for people and respect the sacredness of life. We feel called to the
challenge of unity in our society by addressing the needs of community in our
world.
Main Programs:
Public Policy/Advocacy
