Climate Relief Society (CCL:LDS)

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Have you checked out our new website? Please do! It includes information such our our next forum with Tom Moyer, a robotics engineer, former teacher, and current climate lobbyist. ldscreationcare.org

You may have seen recent posts highlighting global efforts by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to care for the earth. A video highlighting these recent efforts in renewable energy, waste management, and water conservation is now available. Visit our link below to watch the full story. And be sure to watch April’s edition of the World Report, which will include this story as well as many others. The World Report is a semiannual program that highlights news and activities of the Church of Jesus Christ since the previous general conference, and it will be released Wednesday April 2nd on Newsroom’s YouTube channel. newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/earthl…

This will be at our usual Zoom link. DM if you need it!

Rachael is the director of High Desert Utah Fibershed, a Utah-based Fibershed Affiliate, which supports local regenerative textile economies. She lives in South Salt Lake with her husband, daughter, dog, cats, bees, permaculture yard, and dye plants.

March 19th — 6:00 to 7:00 PM Utah Time An Evening with Rachael Lauritzen

DM if you need the link! (info on Jack in the alt text)

POSTPONED TO TODAY!!! 8pm Pacific

Same link as always! DM if you need it!

It'll be something like this: youtube.com/watch?v=fgtVVN…

Join us Wednesday, August 21, 6pm Utah time, to watch a portion of True False Hot Cold, a documentary film made in Emery County, UT. This film and a brief interview with the documentary filmmaker Ben Stillerman explore attitudes about climate issues in rural Utah.

Choose one or more essays and come ready to discuss. This roundtable-style Zoom meeting will take place on Wednesday, July 17, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. Utah time. If you don't have the link, DM!

Join us in discussing "Stewardship and the Creation," the classic collection of LDS environmental perspectives. George B. Handley, Terry B. Ball, and Steven L. Peck edited this collection of essays, which offers much food for thought and action.

We hope you'll join us next week at In the Company of Steward to hear from environmental geochemistry professor Dr. Josh LeMonte. Get the Zoom link here: bit.ly/3zIkuop

Wednesday, June 19, 5:00 pm California time., we'll be reporting on our meetings with lawmakers in D.C. and the current efforts to strengthen bipartisan efforts towards needed legislation. Join us on Zoom! (same link; dm if you need it)