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05/26/2026

Check out Creation Justice Ministries Canopy of Creation book list!

05/19/2026

Protect your community's mental health in a changing climate this . Last year's Runner-Up Britt Wray aims to help individuals and communities protect their mental health and emotional well-being amidst climate change, in ways that co-benefit climate action. Explore this how-to guide for strategies you can implement in your community: https://buff.ly/SyVLBdt

05/18/2026

Answer the call to care for creation together. 🌎🙏 Watch Blessed Tomorrow’s Faith + Climate Film Series to ground climate action in faith and bring meaningful conversation into your community.

Each 20-minute video comes with a FREE discussion toolkit featuring scripture, prayer, reflection questions, and practical actions you can take right away. Use the series to lead a study, engage youth, train congregants, or inspire faithful action in your congregation.

👉 Watch the series. Join the conversation. Share with your community.

Moving Forward: A Guide to Climate Action For Your Congregation and Community that will provide people of faith with the ideas and resources to act.

05/18/2026

Blessed Tomorrow offers faith leaders the latest news and resources highlighting the intersection of climate and faith. Want to engage your congregation in climate action? Subscribe to our newsletter TODAY: https://buff.ly/3WRq8iY

05/18/2026

Climate change is taking a toll on young people’s emotional well-being, and trusted health professionals can make a meaningful difference. 💙 This , explore tools to help identify signs of distress, guide recovery, and build resilience in children facing a changing climate. Download ecoAmerica’s guide for health professionals: https://buff.ly/w7njO9I

05/15/2026

New article from Tallahassee Magazine shares the resources available from Blessed Tomorrow's Faith + Climate Film Series, Caring for the Earth: Stories from Faith Communities. Learn how the films can help you spark meaningful dialogue, strengthen your congregation, and turn shared concern into collective action. Read Tallahassee Magazine's article, "Free Film Series to Help Congregations Embrace Creation Care":

In faith communities across the country, many people are quietly wrestling with two deeply personal truths at once: a love for the natural world and a growing unease about climate change. For many, those feelings have existed side by side for years but rarely inside the walls of their churches, syna...

05/06/2026

We celebrate with the Catholic Climate Covenant as they reach 20 years!

05/05/2026

🌍 May is , a time to focus on well-being, including how climate change affects children’s mental health. Caregivers can be transformative mentors in building kids’ resilience. 💚 Learn how with Supporting Children’s Well-being and Building Resilience as Our Climate Changes — A Guide for Parents and Caregivers, developed from ecoAmerica & APA research
📘 Download here: https://buff.ly/sZzpDWo

05/05/2026

We urge all people of faith to sign onto GreenFaith's letter opposing fossil fuel immunity. GreenFaith is a partner of Blessed Tomorrow.

To Members of the United States Congress, We write as people of faith to state a principle so fundamental it requires no interpretation: If you cause harm, you are accountable for it. No exceptions. No immunity. No special protection for the powerful. Legislation now being advanced in Congress would...

05/04/2026

Read the ecoAmerica blog, Time for Moral Courage: https://buff.ly/xPC6d9w
"The 4/29 Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais is a profound setback for our democracy. It is an attack on long and hard-won fights for voting rights, and guts the guardrails for fair representation in the communities already hit first and worst by climate change." — Meighen Speiser, Executive Director, ecoAmerica
Photo: The Voting Rights Act of 1965, a landmark law protecting fair representation in American democracy. Source: National Archives (Public Domain).

Read the ecoAmerica blog, Time for Moral Courage: https://buff.ly/xPC6d9w
"The 4/29 Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais is a profound setback for our democracy. It is an attack on long and hard-won fights for voting rights, and guts the guardrails for fair representation in the communities already hit first and worst by climate change." — Meighen Speiser, Executive Director, ecoAmerica

Photo: The Voting Rights Act of 1965, a landmark law protecting fair representation in American democracy. Source: National Archives (Public Domain).