EcoFaith Recovery

Join EcoFaith's new seminary interns Thursday evening for a hope-filled hour as we learn from retired Industrial Areas Foundation organizer, Joe Chrastil, how the practice of one-to-one conversations can profoundly strengthen our abilities to organize our communities while developing leaders and cultivating hope in challenging times. Joe will begin by sharing some of his personal stories of how the practice of one-to-one’s helps us connect.

EcoFaith Recovery invites individuals and communities to join us in Harnessing our Power to End Political Violence, a campaign developed in partnership with the 22nd Century Initiative and the Horizons Project. Rooted in research, and nonviolent social change, this initiative offers a transformative path for people of faith and goodwill to respond powerfully and nonviolently to rising political violence.

Meeting on the last Thursday, 5-6:00 pm (PDT). To be effective at bringing about greater justice in the world, good community organizing is built on the foundation of one-to-one relational conversations. Our communities do not have the power of the billionaires. But we do have the power of people, if we cultivate public relationships through which we can discover and act together on our shared values. Email PastorRobyn@EcoFaithRecovery.org to receive the Zoom link and let her know if you would like to have a free spiral bound copy of EcoFaith's One-to-One workbook mailed to you.