Faiths Connect for Climate Action

Upcoming Activities and Announcements

Indigenous Wisdom Challenges & Inspires in "Sacred Wisdom, Sacred Earth" Film 7:30 pm January 10, 2026 

Faiths Connect for Climate Action, Faith In Place, and First Unitarian Society of Madison invite you to join us in person for one of the earliest screenings of "Sacred Wisdom, Sacred Earth" 7:30pm January 10, 2026 at First Unitarian Society, Madison, WI.  This Loka-Initiative produced 60-minute film unveils the deep connection of the Native tribes of Wisconsin to the land and waters of the Great Lakes and how that seeds their efforts to restore spiritual, cultural, and environmental resilience. Esteemed culture keepers of Native tribes of Wisconsin share stories and speak to what must be remembered and passed on during this time of ecological, climatological, and spiritual crisis. A time for light refreshments & discussion will follow the screening.

Please register for the film at https://bit.ly/jan10-madison-film

Quarterly Meeting February 5, 2026 Features AI Data Centers & Energy Use

Join us for our next quarterly Zoom meeting on February 5, 2026, at 7:00 pm, to address the pressing issue of new AI data centers in Wisconsin, and the economic, environmental and climate impacts they impose.  Current plans to meet their energy demands alone will drastically increase fossil fuel pollution.  Further details will be posted closer to the event. (NOTE: This AI Data Center topic replaces the previously announced Regenerative Agriculture agenda,which we hope to reschedule.)

The zoom link for this educational and informative meeting will be made available closer to the date.

Past Events: click here

About Faiths Connect for Climate Action

FCCA connects individuals from faith communities throughout Dane County and beyond.  In learning together and sharing experiences, we become better stewards of our planet.   We bring ideas and know-how for climate action back to our churches and other places of worship.  Our members often create or participate in environmental "Green Teams" or "Creation Care Teams" in their congregations.  Our vision is that FCCA’s support, inspiration, and education will move our faith communities to act to create a more just and sustainable world.