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In this Sustainable Faith essay, Dayenu organizer Lenny Somervell reflects on climate grief and the pressure to "don't mourn, organize." Drawing on Jewish traditions of mourning, Somervell argues that grief and action aren't opposites, and that the climate crisis wasn't created by individual choices and can't be solved by them. Our power, like our responsibility, is collective. Rabbi Laura Bellows closes with a High Holiday reflection on recommitting to the world as it could and should be.
Meet Bill Clary, MassIPL's new Board Treasurer: an engineer and clean energy entrepreneur turning algae into a tool against carbon pollution, and a builder who believes faith communities can recommit to a shared future.
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Gopal Patel reflects on three bodies of water, the Ganges, Walden Pond, and the ocean, and what each teaches us about the change we're asked to make.
The Season of Creation is here, and this year's theme is Living Water. Explore our monthly links to pray, act, and mobilize for climate across Massachusetts.
Introducing 'Sustainable Faith: An Interfaith Season of Creation Series for MassIPL.
Highlights from a month of faith and climate action, from our Youth Ambassadors in Lawrence to a new geothermal success story, a refreshed website, and an upcoming solar webinar.
