Sunday Services organized and planned by our Green Sanctuary team. Designed to bring more attention to the environmental issues and concerns that impact all of us, both in our community and globally.
Services that are scheduled for February, March and April:
Feb 18 Tom Schlesinger speaks about the Climate Alliance for the Common Good
March 17 Beth Piggush speaks about FSPA’s involvement in land justice.
April 14 Rev. Kerri Parker speaks about land acknowledgement statements.
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Join the Green Sanctuary team in celebrating Earth Day and animal kin who share the planet. We’ll be busy during the service decorating cool new masks to show off at Earth Fair. Art can be a form of healing when we feel saddened by the … read more.
Join us this Sunday for a service featuring a presentation by Beth Piggush on the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration’s involvement in land justice and her own journey and relationship to this subject. Part of Beth’s her ministry is caring for the 200 acres of … read more.
The technology exists to pull us back from the brink of calamitous climate change. We need to build the social, political, and business will to tackle the challenge now. This Sunday, Tom Schlesinger will help provide the information we need to take action and move … read more.
Melinda Knutson will describe her love affair with prairies and share the secrets that keep her engaged. The Driftless Area was once covered by savannas and prairies, but little remains of this diverse landscape due to fire suppression and land conversion to agriculture, and urban … read more.
Here’s a follow-up from Dr. Higgins’ presentation. This link includes some of the stories featured in Stories from the Flood: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/998220385b1f4ad085316bcae8d2a45e?fbclid=IwAR0F_9CZScwz_1SqqyzoI-3jtFvYWoULNigM91_g1ValBcsRS_FlLdwv98A
Dr. Margot Higgins will discuss the topic of climate refugees in Wisconsin with a case study in the Kickapoo River watershed which has experienced … read more.
Estimating your carbon footprint is not difficult, and it can be your roadmap for moving forward. In this service, Rob Tyser will continue the vital conversation started in November about steps we can all take to reduce our carbon footprint. This service is one … read more.
Sure, most of us know that burning fossil fuels contributes to climate change. But how can organizations and households prioritize actions that reduce their use of fossil fuels? This is the question that Rob Tyser will address in his first of two presentations for … read more.
