Capital Region Interfaith Creation Care Coalition
CRICCC and the Results of the 2020 Election
CRICCC and the Results of the 2020 Election
Our nation has spoken about the direction they wish to take in the years ahead. The work begins anew to heal and to work together to undo the damage we have done to Creation. In this pandemic year, we are reminded that everything is connected. We pray for a smooth transition to the new Administration with renewed hope that we can move quickly to address the environmental issues that have been sorely neglected and urgently require remediation.
Our nation has spoken about the direction they wish to take in the years ahead. The work begins anew to heal and to work together to undo the damage we have done to Creation. In this pandemic year, we are reminded that everything is connected. We pray for a smooth transition to the new Administration with renewed hope that we can move quickly to address the environmental issues that have been sorely neglected and urgently require remediation.
Who We Are
Who We Are
The Capital Region Interfaith Creation Care Coalition was formed in the spring of 2018 to bring together faith groups in the Capital Region of New York State. We currently have representatives of 24 different faith communities on our mailing list with 22 of those communities regularly active in our meetings.
The Capital Region Interfaith Creation Care Coalition was formed in the spring of 2018 to bring together faith groups in the Capital Region of New York State. We currently have representatives of 24 different faith communities on our mailing list with 22 of those communities regularly active in our meetings.
The Coalition has 4 Committees:
The Coalition has 4 Committees:
· Renewable Energy
· Renewable Energy
· Toward Zero Waste
· Toward Zero Waste
· Communications and Education
· Communications and Education
· Advocacy
· Advocacy
Our Mission Statement
Our Mission Statement
We make Care of Creation a central moral priority by working in solidarity to mitigate the climate emergency and to preserve and restore natural resources and biodiversity for present and future generations. We accomplish this in accordance with our values by educating ourselves and our faith communities, advocating for the environment, reducing our carbon and waste footprints, and adopting behaviors that will ensure the sustainability of life in all its diversity on Earth.
We make Care of Creation a central moral priority by working in solidarity to mitigate the climate emergency and to preserve and restore natural resources and biodiversity for present and future generations. We accomplish this in accordance with our values by educating ourselves and our faith communities, advocating for the environment, reducing our carbon and waste footprints, and adopting behaviors that will ensure the sustainability of life in all its diversity on Earth.
Join Us
Join Us
We welcome more faith groups in the region to become involved with our efforts. Our next meeting is Monday, March 15th at 7 PM on Zoom. Write to our Chair for details on how to join the meeting.
We welcome more faith groups in the region to become involved with our efforts. Our next meeting is Monday, March 15th at 7 PM on Zoom. Write to our Chair for details on how to join the meeting.
Contact Us
Contact Us
Please contact our Chair David Cullen at dcullen45@hotmail.com or (518)794-9550 for more information. Also visit us on Facebook. Our website creator and administrator is Barb Spink.
Please contact our Chair David Cullen at dcullen45@hotmail.com or (518)794-9550 for more information. Also visit us on Facebook. Our website creator and administrator is Barb Spink.