Check out Light the Way, Sydney’s climate justice conference for followers of Jesus!
Join us at Light The Way – Sydney’s climate justice conference for followers of Jesus - brought to you by Common Grace, TEAR Australia, Caritas Australia, Pacific Calling Partnership, World Vision Australia, Catholic EarthCare, Uniting Church Australia, Uniting World, ARRCC, A Just Cause.
The speakers at Light The Way have recently been announced. They are diverse and brilliant.
Light The Way is about connecting the dots between following Jesus and climate change. Out of an overflow of God's love for all of creation, we will take action together and strengthen Australia’s Christian movement for climate justice.
We will explore how to collectively mobilise a beautiful presence of Christians to march with fifty thousand Sydney-siders and millions of people worldwide in the largest climate mobilisation in history – the People’s Climate March on 29 November. Light The Way will be held on 14 November at St Barnabas Church, Broadway. Will you join us?
Yes! I’ll be there with bells on.
If you're not in Sydney, we'll keep you posted with the highlights of the conference and do keep the event in your prayers.
Light The Way is brought to you by Common Grace in partnership with TEAR Australia, Caritas Australia, Pacific Calling Partnership, World Vision Australia, Catholic EarthCare, Uniting Church Australia, Uniting World, ARRCC, A Just Cause.
We’re inviting you to journey with us - to really hear the groaning of creation, to respond via individual actions, and then come together at the September 20 #ClimateStrike rallies.
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