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The latest on climate action for Iowans of diverse faith and spirituality.
Pop In and Say Hi in Decorah
Sunday, October 4 from 1–3pm in Decorah
Who or What Do You Belong To?
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 to the Earth
This free, comprehensive resource offers a unique, flexible and adaptable framework for individual and congregational climate action.
Climate Chills? Iowa’s Haunting Expectations for Future Weather and Climate
Wednesday, October 28 from 12:00–1:00 PM on Zoom
Climate Conversations: A Little Drama Goes a Long Way
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 from 12:00-1:15 PM on Zoom
Worship for the Shalom of all Creation
Monday, October 5 from 12 – 1 PM on Zoom
What Does Islam Teach Us About Caring for Creation?
Our summer intern, Roland Swank, reflects on how the places he’s called home have taught him much about environmental challenges.
How to Make Wudu in the Maliki School
This instructional guide for Wudu (ritual washing) was created by one of our summer interns who explored Muslim approaches to environmental care.
Learning About the Relationships Between Islam & Climate Change
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.
Other Major Initiatives of Iowa Faith & Climate Network
COHORTS FOR CLERGY
CALLED TO CLIMATE ACTION
FAITH-ROOTED ADVOCACY
TEACHING & PREACHING