National Council of Churches

Cassandra Carmichael

Join National Council of Churches' environmental director Cassandra Carmichael as she presents information on how global climate change is impacting core church ministries such as hunger, refugee resettlement, and disaster relief. Discover the impacts of global climate change in the U.S. and abroad, especially on vulnerable populations. Through discussion and interactive activities, participants will learn how the church can respond to build a more sustainable, just world in the midst of global climate change.

Ms. Carmichael is a prominent leader in the ecumenical environmental movement, and a close colleague of Eco-Justice Ministries. We are delighted to host her visit to Denver for this presentation.

WHEN & WHERE:   Thursday, August 14, 2008, 7:00-8:30 PM at Central Christian Church, 3690 Cherry Creek South Drive in Denver (between Colorado Blvd and University Blvd, on the south side of Cherry Creek)   [ map ]

WHO IS IT FOR:   This program will be of special interest to those who, in local congregations or denominationally, interpret the global mission and relief ministries of churches.  It will also provide helpful new information for those seeking to understand the wide-ranging impacts of global climate change from humanitarian and peace-with-justice perspectives.

RSVP:   We would appreciate hearing from you if you plan to attend this session, but advance registration is not required. You can contact Eco-Justice Ministries at ministry@eco-justice.org, or 303-715-3873.