Belonging. Few words are as meaningful to us as this one. If you’ve ever struggled to find community and connections when you moved to a new town, you know exactly how important belonging is.


Belonging. Few words are as meaningful to us as this one. If you’ve ever struggled to find community and connections when you moved to a new town, you know exactly how important belonging is.

This free, comprehensive resource offers a unique, flexible and adaptable framework for individual and congregational climate action.

Our summer intern, Roland Swank, reflects on how the places he’s called home have taught him much about environmental challenges.

This instructional guide for Wudu (ritual washing) was created by one of our summer interns who explored Muslim approaches to environmental care.

Shah Sayfullobekov, one of our summer interns, reflects on how the internship made him think more deeply about gratitude, responsibility, food, water, animals, and the everyday choices he makes as a Muslim.

Saturday, October 10, 10:00 – 11:30 AM in Des Moines

You’ve reached the end of “summer.” The highs are over and fading. Now what do you do? This metaphorical reflection points at one way forward.

The quiet strain of growing financial bills doesn’t just live in individual homes. It shows up in congregational budgets too, and it’s just as rarely named out loud there.

Tuesday, September 15, 12:00–1:00 PM CT on Zoom

By Rev. Lee Gable, Pastor of Fredsville Lutheran Church and Iowa Faith & Climate Network Board Member The air is decorated in bird song, the breeze makes the flowers gently dance as sunlight filters through the branches above. Breathe deep, in, out...become aware...