Since the first Earth Day, April 22, 1970, Earth Day has been an annual event for people around the world to celebrate the earth and renew our commitment to building a safer, healthier and cleaner world for all of us. It is a wonderful opportunity to embrace all of God's creation, raise awareness and pray for "this fragile earth, our island home." (Eucharistic Prayer C)
There are many resources and websites to assist in the planning of your education offerings and worship celebrations on this day - click on resource for link:
Earth Day Network
Take the Ecological Footprint Quiz!
Green Stories from Episcopalians
Update on Greening Efforts around the Episcopal Church
Worship and Formation Resources
Sample Sermons
Congregational Greening Resources and Ideas
Millennium Development Goal #7 resources
Climate Change and the Church
Healing God's Creation
Lord of Creation: Celtic Spirituality
Lessons Plans from the NCCC Eco-Justice Network! The Poverty of Global Climate Change . .
Thanks to Living In-Formation - a newsletter from Church Publishing.
3 comments:
Thanks Ann for these valuable links.
Every one on this earth should put some individual efforts too..
as statistics says an average person generates 4.5 pounds of trash every day.
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