Partnerships

Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary and OFMN partner with the Climate Justice and Faith Center to bring this practice-based course.
This web-based three-part training in the arts of faith-rooted community organizing for climate justice will equip participants with skills, knowledge, spiritual grounding, and a community of support for organizing to address the climate crisis in ways that build racial and economic equity. A 3-day training session is followed by a mentored 12–week practice phase and a second training session of 2 days.
Participants Include:
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Clergy and lay leaders in Christian traditions and other faith traditions or value systems who appreciate the contributions of critically engaged Christian theologies
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Teams from congregations or synods/diocese/districts/regions
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Recent seminary graduates in first calls
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Seminary interns
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Leaders developing new faith communities/congregations or reshaping existing congregations/faith communities
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Community organizers who wish to equip themselves better for climate justice work
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Organizations sending staff members or board members to the training