No longer can we think of climate change as something that’s off in the future — scientists’ prediction of something that is coming. We are living in a climate-changed world. Where shall we find the wisdom we need for the living of our days? How shall we think about hope now? And what practices might we embrace to nurture the spiritual resilience we need for this season that is so fraught with challenges and so filled with opportunity?

During this year’s Symposium on Spirituality and the Environment, Rev. Dr. Allen Ewing-Merrill, Executive Director of The BTS Center, will invite us to explore the psycho-social-spiritual dimensions of the climate crisis, the array of climate emotions — climate anxiety, ecological grief, and moral injury — as well as the invitation to practices of gratitude, wonder, and hope. We’ll consider how Creation invites us into relationships as healer, teacher, and friend.

We hope you join us as we navigate this turbulent & uncertain time in all our lives.

Nos reuniremos en persona. Este programa también será transmitido en vivo por nuestro Canal de Youtube.