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Environmental and Humanitarian Faith-Based Organizations Environmental and Humanitarian Faith-based Organizations Bahá'í Baha’i International Community www.bic.org Ethical Business Building the Future ebbf.org (EBBF) International Environment Forum https://iefworld.org/aboutief.htm Brahma Kumaris Brahma Kumaris Environment Initiative http://www.eco.brahmakumaris.org/ Buddhism Buddhist Climate Action Network https://globalbcan.org Buddhist Global Relief https://www.buddhistglobalrelief.org Buddhist Peace Fellowship http://www.buddhistpeacefellowship.org/ International Network of Engaged http://inebnetwork.org/ Buddhists (INEB) One Earth Sangha https://oneearthsangha.org Soka Gakkai International https://www.sgi.org/ The Association of Buddhists for the http://abe-cambodia-project.blogspot.com/ Environment Tzu Chi Foundation www.tzuchi.us Christanity A Rocha http://www.arocha.org/en/ Académie pour une Ecologie Intégrale https://www.academie-ecologie-integrale.org/ (Academy for Integral Ecology) ACT Alliance http://actalliance.org Adventist Development and Relief Agency https://adra.org All Africa Conference Of Churches http://www.aacc-ceta.org/en/ Anglican Alliance https://anglicanalliance.org Page 1 of 13 Anglican Church of Southern Africa https://anglicanchurchsa.org/ Anglican Communion https://www.anglicancommunion.org/ Anglican Consultative Council (ACC) https://www.anglicancommunion.org/ Association of Sisterhoods of Kenya www.aoskenya.org Justice and Peace Commission Au Sable Institute for Environmental www.ausable.org Studies Bartimaeus Cooperative Ministries https://www.bcm-net.org/ Blessed Earth www.blessedearth.org https://info.brot-fuer-die-welt.de/thema/klima- Brot fuer die Welt energie-umwelt Care of Creation Kenya http://careofcreationkenya.org/ Caretakers of God’s Creation https://www.umccreationcare.org/ Caritas Internationalis https://www.caritas.org/ Caritas Kenya http://caritaskenya.org Carmelite NGO www.carmelitengo.org Catholic Climate Covenant http://www.catholicclimatecovenant.org/ Catholic Earthcare Australia http://catholicearthcare.org.au Catholic Relief Services https://www.crs.org/ Catholic Youth Network for Environmental http://cynesa.org Sustainability in Africa (CYNESA) Center for Sustainable Climate Solutions https://www.sustainableclimatesolutions.org/ (CSCS) Center for the Celebration of Creation Christian Aid Mission https://www.christianaid.org Church of Norway https://kirken.no/nb-NO/church-of-norway/ Church of South India Ecological Center http://ecologicalconcerns.csi1947.com/ Church of Sweden www.svenskakyrkan.se http://www.brethren.org/advocacy/creationcare Church of the Brethren - Care For Creation .html Climate Stewards http://www.climatestewards.net/ Cool Congregations http://www.coolcongregations.org Coopération Internationale pour le Dé www.cidse.org veloppement et la Solidarité (CIDSE) Creation Care for Pastors http://www.creationcareforpastors.com/ Page 2 of 13 Creation Justice Ministries https://www.creationjustice.org/ Digni https://digni.no Diocese of Kinkiizi http://kinkiizidiocese.com/ Dominicans for Justice and Peace https://un.op.org/en Don Bosco Green Alliance https://donboscogreen.org/ Earth Healing www.earthhealing.info Earth Ministry www.earthministry.org EarthCare http://www.earthcareonline.org/ Earthcare Connections www.earthcare.ca Eco Congregation www.ecocongregation.org ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical http://eco-pres.org Presbyterians EcoJesuit http://www.ecojesuit.com Eco-Justice Ministries www.eco-justice.org Economic and Environmental Justice from https://www.umcjustice.org/what-we-care- the General Board of Church and Society about/environmental-justice (GBCS) of the United Methodist Church Ecumenical Association of Churches of http://aidrom.ro/english/ Romania Ecumenical Coalition on Tourism https://www.ecotonline.org/ Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon’s www.emoregon.org Interfaith Network for Earth Concerns Emerging Earth Community http://emergingearthcommunity.org/index/ Environment Ministry of Nairobi Chapel https://nairobichapelrongai.org/ Rongai Environmental Ministries of Southern California Environmental Partnerships, Inc. European Christian Environment Network http://www.ecen.org/ Everence Financial Credit Union https://www.everence.com/ Finn Church Aid https://www.kirkonulkomaanapu.fi/en/ Floresta https://www.floresta.co.tz/ Focolare Movement http://www.focolare.org/en Food, Faith and Farming Network https://foodfaithandfarmingnetwork.org Franciscan Earth Literacy Center http://felctiffin.org Page 3 of 13 Franciscan Institute for Personal and Family Development (Ministrey of Sisters of http://franinstitute.org the Sorrowful Mother) Friendly Water for the World http://friendlywater.net Genesis Farm www.genesisfarm.org Global Aid Network https://globalaid.net/ Global Catholic Climate Movement https://catholicclimatemovement.global Global Health Ministries https://www.ghm.org/ Good Lands https://good-lands.org/ Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America: www.goarch.org/en/ourfaith/environment Environment Green Anglicans http://www.greenanglicans.org Green Christian http://www.greenchristian.org.uk Green Churches Network http://greenchurches.ca/ Green Journey http://greenjourney.org/ Green Mountain Monastery www.greenmountainmonastery.org Green Power https://www.greenpower.ngo/ Green the Church http://greenthechurch.org/ Habitat for Humanity www.habitat.org Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center http://ipjc.org International Nepal Fellowship https://www.inf.org/ Jesuit Justice and Ecology Network Africa www.jena.africa Justice and Ecology Office Jesuit http://jesuits.org/whatwedo?PAGE=DTN- Conference of Africa and Madagascar 20130520124035 Justice Peace Integrity of Creation (JPIC http://www.jpicfa.org FA) Kairos https://www.kairoscanada.org Kenya Interfaith Network of Action on http://www.kinae.org Environment (KINAE) Laudato Si ' Institute http://www.laudatosiinstitute.org/en/ Let All Creation Praise http://www.letallcreationpraise.org/ Lifewater International https://lifewater.org/ Lutheran World Federation www.lutheranworld.org Lutherans Restoring Creation http://www.lutheransrestoringcreation.org/ Page 4 of 13 Maine Council of Churches Environmental http://mainecouncilofchurches.org/mcc- Justice Program programs-2/environmental-justice/ Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic https://www.maryknollsisters.org MassReLeaf Ministry https://www.macucc.org/massreleafministry Medical Mission Sisters (MMS) http://mms-un.org/ Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) https://mcc.org/ Mennonite Creation Care Network http://www.mennocreationcare.org/ Mission Aviation Fellowship https://www.maf.org/ Mission without Borders https://www.mwbi.org/ New Community Project www.newcommunityproject.org New Psalmist Baptist Church and Sankofa https://www.newpsalmist.org/ Community Development (NPBC) North Carolina Council of Churches http://www.nccouncilofchurches.org/ Oasis Global http://www.oasisglobal.org/ Organisation of African Instituted Churches http://www.oaic.org/ Pax Romana https://www.icmica-miic.org/ Prairiewoods www.prairiewoods.org Presbyterian Church of East Africa http://pceaheadoffice.org/ Presbyterians for Earth Care http://presbyearthcare.org Primate’s World Relief and Development https://pwrdf.org/ Fund (PWRDF) Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) www.quno.org http://www.quaker.org.uk/our- Quakers in Britain work/sustainability Racine Green Congregations www.racinegreencongregations.org Red Eclesial PanAmazónica http://redamazonica.org/ Reformed Church in America http://www.rca.org/ Restoring Eden http://restoringeden.co Rete Interdiocesana Nuovi Stili di Vita https://reteinterdiocesana.wordpress.com Ruch Ekologiczny św. Franciszka z Asyżu (REFA) -Saint Fransic of Assisi https://www.swietostworzenia.pl/ Environmental Movement Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Conservation http://www.kateri.org/index.htm Center Saint Lazare Foundation http://www.oslj.org Page 5 of 13 Tearfund https://www.tearfund.org/ The Canadian Council of Churches https://www.councilofchurches.ca The Catholic Agency for Overseas https://cafod.org.uk/ Development (CAFOD) The Christian Environmental Project The Church of England https://www.churchofengland.org/ The Ecumenical Council for Corporate http://www.eccr.org.uk/about-us/ Responsibility (ECCR) The Ecumenical One World Initiative http://www.oeiew.de The Evangelical Environmental Network www.creationcare.org (EEN) The Green Seminary Initiative http://www.greenseminaries.org The Joseph Sittler Archives http://www.josephsittler.org/ The Lamb - The Lord Almighty Ministries of http://www.thelambindia.org/projects.html Brotherhood The Lutheran Earthkeeping Network of the www.webofcreation.org/LENS/synods.html Synods The Mother Earth Network http://www.m-e-net.or.ke/ The National Catholic Rural Life https://catholicrurallife.org Conference The Unitarian Universalist Ministry for the www.uuministryforearth.org Earth The United Church of Canada https://www.united-church.ca/ Trocaire https://www.trocaire.org/ United States Conference of Catholic http://wwwmigrate.usccb.org/issues-and- Bishops’ Environmental Justice Program action/human-life-and-dignity/environment/ Vision Trust https://www.visiontrust.org Web of Creation http://www.webofcreation.org/ Web of Life Ecology Center www.biglaurel.org http://spsmw.org/white-violet-center-for-eco- White Violet Center for Eco-Justice justice/ Wisdom University http://www.wisdomuniversity.org/ World Council of Churches: Care for http://www.oikoumene.org/en/what-we- Creation do/climate-change Page 6 of 13 World Evangelical Alliance http://www.worldea.org World Hope International
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