Building Resilience Workshop
Tuesday, July 26, 2022
7:00 p.m. Eastern (4:00 p.m. Pacific)
Our world is facing an unprecedented climate emergency that causes irreversible damaging effects on life as we know it. We are in a decade during which action must be taken. The burden is on our young people and other climate activists who are taking action alongside them in record numbers. Faced with this existential crisis of climate chaos and instability…
Are you feeling Burnout: drained emotionally, physically, mentally, socially, even spiritually by the demand for action and leadership?
Join us in Building Resilience: Empowering Tools for Reducing Burnout, Stress and Trauma as Close as Your Own Hands
Online Workshop – Tuesday July 26th 4pm Pacific, 7pm Eastern
Presenter: Rev. Judy Slater
Using a popular education approach, you will have in your own hands, body-based skills you can use any time or place to release stress, manage emotions and live with balance in the midst of the challenges of life. You will tap into your own inherent instinct of wisdom of the human capacity to return to balance and wholeness.
Climate Overture to PC(USA ) 225th General Assembly
The Time is Now to Cherish Creation, Cut Carbon, and Speak Up
CLICK HERE to download the overture and access accompanying resources.
(“SERVANTS OF CHRIST AND STEWARDS OF THE MYSTERIES OF GOD”) –I Corinthians 4:1b
WHAT WE DO
I Corinthians 4:1 Thus should one regard us: as servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God.
Presbyterians for Earth Care (PEC) invites individuals and congregations to participate in the growing earth care movement within the PC(USA). PEC is a national eco-justice network that cares for God’s creation by connecting, equipping, and inspiring Presbyterians to make creation care a central concern of the church.
Presbyterians for Earth Care cares for God’s Creation by:
Connecting members through a grassroots network of people seeking to keep the sacred at the center of earth care, advocacy and action both inside and outside the walls of the church.
Equipping members with resources, ideas and information for a shared journey toward a healthier planet by growing and sharing theological understandings and perspectives on eco-justice issues.
Inspiring members through stories of individuals and groups who have responded to the sacred call to care for the earth – stories told person to person at events, and by newsletter, email, social media and devotions.
Presbyterians for Earth Care was formerly called Presbyterians for Restoring Creation.