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Mission StatementWe acknowledge that peace, justice and care for the whole earth is God's plan for all creation in that our world has finite resources. As God offers all people the special gift of peace through Jesus Christ, we are called to deal justly with one another and the earth, for there is no peace without justice. As stewards of the earth, we are called to be a caring people, living in harmony with the environment, respecting and honoring the gifts of God's creation with gratitude for all that we have received. Knowing that future generations depend upon us, we seek opportunities to make a significant impact and difference on social and environmental issues in the home, church, community, state and world through education, worship, and specific projects.Our goal is to bring you easy to find information on how you as one person or one family can impact the earth. Housing for HomelessHousing for the Homeless is a sub-committeeat of PJWE at our church. Please contact Marilyn Decker (303-774-9547 or marilyndecker(at)comcast.net). Eco-Justice Ministries
Interested in developing or strengthening "creation care" programs? These sessions are appropriate for pastors and educators, "green team" members, and anyone who is interested in how churches can appropriately minister in this time of ecological crisis. Representatives from churches with strong environmental commitments, and those that are interested in how to get started, are all welcome to attend. Questions? Please contact Rev. Peter Sawtell, the Executive Director of Eco-Justice Ministries, at ministry(at)eco-justice.org, or 303-715-3873. Eco-Justice Ministries is an ecumenical agency that helps churches develop ministries that are faithful, relevant and effective in working toward social justice and environmental sustainability. Eco-Justice Ministries is an associate member of the Colorado Council of Churches. Projects and Programs Peace, Justice and Whole Earth (PJWE) ministry supports the following projects and programs: Biloxi Mission Trip rummage sale, Housing First (furnishing another apartment), OUR Center meals, Jail Ministry, Bridges Out of Poverty, English as a Second Language and St. Vrain Adult Learning programs. For details on this active ministry, contact any of the current members (Marilyn Decker, chairperson; Claudia Brown, Marian Parsons) through the ministry's e-mail address, PJWEMinistry(at)ucclongmont.org. On-line ResourcesEco-Justice Notes - The E-mail Newsletter of Eco-Justice Ministries |