Climate Pastoral Care Course
Faith communities are equipped with their own traditions and tools that can help us face the climate emergency. Learn more about the physical, emotional, mental health, and spiritual impacts of the climate crisis and how to address them through the practice of pastoral care in this new thirteen-module course.
This course was created by Blair Nelsen (Waterspirit - US) and Jessica Morthorpe (AUS).
ENROLL TODAY
Enrolled students have access to learning community drop-in sessions and a Facebook group for sharing with other students and alumni. Our next drop in sessions will be:
(EST) February 28 at 6 p.m.//(AEDT) March 1 at 10 a.m.
(EDT) May 30 at 7 p.m.//(AEST) May 31 at 9 a.m.
Please pre-register for these sessions by clicking on the buttons below.
“Congratulations on this terrific piece of work, you have done a great job of distilling literature from many sources to produce a well constructed and thoughtful course.”
“What an amazing amount of research and gathering you did to put this course together. I’ve done a couple other groups and this has a feel of real expertise and depth.”
LAUNCH EVENT
This course was officially launched at a virtual webinar featuring a panel of experts in the field, including Dr. Sally Gillespie, Rev. Talitha Amadea Aho, and Rev. Douglas Kaufman, featuring a special message from Rev. James Bhagwan. Deepen your understanding of the emotional states that the climate crisis can provoke (including eco-anxiety, climate grief, and more), and how to help your church communities navigate those feelings sensitively and effectively.