Love. Earth. Justice. A Multifaith Worship Service 

Conducted by leaders of diverse faith traditions, “Love. Earth. Justice.” will celebrate creation and community, mourn all we have lost, and call worshipers to faithful action.

The service will feature an inspiring sermon from Rev. Traci Blackmon, Associate General Minister of Justice & Local Church Ministries for The United Church of Christ. 

The service will be both live and streamed.                    

Other worship leaders and musicians:

• Sister Marie-Thérèse “Tess” Browne, Sisters of Charity of Nazareth
• Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Mission, Missioner for Creation Care for the Episcopal Diocese of Western  Massachusetts and the Southern New England Conference of the United Church of Christ and Advisor for Creation Care for the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts 
• Yenkuei Chuang, Everyday Mindfulness Everywhere
• Mitchell Crawford, Music Director, Old South Church in Boston
• Hartman Deetz, Enrolled Member, Mashpee Wampanoag tribe
• Rabbi Shoshona Meira Freedman, Rabbinic Ambassador, Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action
• Robert Jonas, Director, The Empty Bell
• Dr. Bijoy Misra, President, India Discovery Center
• Old South Church Jazz Ensemble
• Imam Ibrahim Sayar, Staff Chaplain, Boston Children’s Hospital
• Rev. Fred Small, Policy Director, Massachusetts Interfaith Power & Light
• Rev. Nancy S. Taylor, Senior Minister, Old South Church in Boston

• Rev. Vernon K. Walker, Senior Program Manager, Communities Responding to Extreme Weather

Organizations are listed for indentification purposes only.

Registration is required for streaming and encouraged for attending the live service. Your registration helps us plan for a great event.

We are grateful for our cosponsors:

Boston Catholic Climate Movement
Climate Crisis Task Force of Old South Church
Environmental Ministries Team of the Southern New England Conference, United Church of Christ
Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts
Faith Communities Environmental Network
Jewish Climate Action Network
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Falmouth
UU Mass Action

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