Longfellow Room
This class (through our partnership with Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary) is about nurturing hope in a climate-changed world by rooting ourselves in the wisdom of our tradition, the goodness of the earth, and the power of working with others for collective transformation.  In the seasons of Lent and Easter we hear from eco-theologians who focus on themes of eco-crucifixion and resurrection hope through resistance and repair amidst the realities of environmental injustice and climate change. Come anytime.  All are welcome!

The Hope for Creation class begins its spring session Sunday March 8, 11:15-12:30 in the Longfellow Room.

Spring Session: March 8 – May 3, 2026
March 8: Colonial Eco-Violence, Tink Tinker
March 15: Environmental Racism/Injustice, Melanie Harris
March 22: Socio-Ecological Cries for Liberation, Leonardo Boff
March 29: Planetary Crucifixion, Larry Rassmussen
April 12: Resurrection Hope for Creation, Jurgen Moltmann
April 26: Ecological Conversion, Pope Francis
May 3: Eco-Political Transformation, Rosemary Radford Ruether

Please reach out to Cece Cope ([email protected]) or Ginger Sisco ([email protected]) if you want access to the online curriculum or if you have any questions! You are welcome to come to class as often as you like! We will also provide updates on our action projects.

Meeting ID: 882 2337 4867
Passcode: 678103