Please join us on March 19th as we hear from Rachael Lauritzen.  Long a Mormon Environmental Stewardship Alliance member, Rachael is now working on her master’s in community non-profit leadership and movement building.  This is an essential topic for these times, when we need to redouble our grassroots efforts.   

Please join us on Wednesday, February 19, at 6:00 pm f(Utah Time) for a Latter-day Saint Action Team PODCAST watch party!  Church Sustainability Officer Jenica Sedgwick will describe how The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is working hard to be a good steward of the earth -- believing that caring for the planet is a sacred responsibility entrusted to all of God's children.  

The interview, by Church News reporter Mary Richards and editor Jon Ryan Jensen, is wide-ranging.  Sister Sedgwick touches upon how care for the earth is closely tied to caring for those in need by being peacemakers and being motivated by love.  Please join us -- and bring your questions for our discussion.  

To prepare for the meeting, you can listen to the PODCAST here.

Or read a Living Faith Church News article about the PODCAST here.

Here is the Zoom access to the upcoming meeting:
https://citizensclimate.zoom.us/j/91068938138?pwd=a1AwNGZ4SitQVVhGRzB2ZnQvUFgwUT09
By phone: 1 408 638 0968;
By Zoom App or by web at zoom.us
Meeting ID: 910 6893 8138
Passcode: 836233

Join us on Tuesday, February 18 at 7pm MT for a discussion about inspiring kids to care of the Earth with Christie Nelson.

Earlier this month, the Primary General Presidency issued a challenge for Primaries across the world to organize an annual service project to help Primary children learn how they can contribute to their communities and teach them the value of Christ-like service. 

Going Green(e) in Utah:

Jack Greene was born in Wisconsin, moved to Michigan at age eight, and attended college there, but he has made his home and raised a large family in Utah for many decades. He has been one of the state’s most effective advocates for protecting, promoting, and cherishing the natural environment and a strong supporter of CCL in the Logan area. He currently lives in Smithfield, Utah.  Jack has devoted his life to teaching, particularly environmental science, and has earned a reputation for effectiveness and excellence locally, nationally, and internationally in this field. He founded three nature centers in Utah, including the Ogden and Logan Centers, and two others in Minnesota. He has authored and presented a monthly public radio feature called “Wild about Utah” in the Logan area for years. He continues to serve as a dedicated mentor to high school and college students and deserves credit for empowering some of Utah’s most prominent student environmental advocates. At 82 and counting, he remains active in various year-round outdoor adventures that leave his younger friends breathless. In summary, Jack is thoroughly green in both word and deed and can teach much about the natural world.

Please join us on December 18th to look back on our creation care stewardship in 2024 and to look forward to what we might accomplish in 2025.  In addition to our testimonies and gratitude for being able to participate in creation, we will share our ideas about conversations with conservatives — how to talk effectively with people who see things differently.  Many seem to recognize that our trusted messenger, Mother Nature, has spoken — but tend to believe the problem is being blown out of proportion. Let's talk and learn from each other.