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Humbercrest United Church |
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"A big city church with a small town feel" |
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Planet Matters |
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Planet Matters meets on the 3rd Monday of each month |
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Fairlawn Avenue United Church has a very rich, informative Green Action section. Please click here and take the time to explore and be inspired. |
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Calling All Aboard! Humbercrest United's EcoAction Team sets sail! As a congregation we successfully reached and surpassed out goal of 1000 Acts of Green. We now have the challenge of moving forward with even more actions to reduce our impact on the planet, our home. Earth Day Canada has a useful tool to help each of us save on energy, water, waste, greenhouse gases and money. On Friday, May 14th, Humbercrest established Humbercrest United EcoAction Team. This is managed through Earth Day Canada's website. Each and every one of us at Humbercrest United is invited to sign up, join the team, and take on the 50 actions outlined on the EcoAction team site. These actions are also posted on our bulletin board in Heritage Hall. Click here to print off instructions for how to sign up. |
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What Mardi Tindal said at the time of release of the Call: http://www.united-church.ca/communications/news/general/111026
Moderator Says Now Is the Time to Act on Climate ChangeOctober 26, 2011 Speaking in Ottawa this week at an Interfaith Forum on Faith and Climate, The United Church of Canada’s Moderator, Mardi Tindal, said the time for waiting for action on climate change has run out. “I believe the ecological crisis is one of the most urgent moral challenges in human history. Just as racial segregation and discrimination, and before that slavery, were in their times, responding to this moral challenge lies with us, and the time is now,” says Tindal. Tindal participated in the forum, which was organized by theCanadian Council of Churches
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