As world leaders gather for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye, the Uniting Church in Australia is inviting congregations to pray for a just and meaningful outcome to the climate negotiations this Sunday.
Uniting Church President Rev Charissa Suli and NSW/ACT Synod Moderator Rev Faaimata Havea Hiliau are attending the conference, bringing the Church’s voice on climate justice and standing alongside Pacific communities already experiencing the impacts of climate change.
In a video message recorded at COP31, Rev Suli and Rev Havea Hiliau reflect on the importance of faith, justice and collective action in responding to the climate crisis.
Climate change is not simply an environmental issue – it is a matter of human dignity, justice and caring for God’s creation.
Congregations are encouraged to watch and share the video during Sunday worship, and join in prayer for climate justice, vulnerable communities and a hopeful future.
Read more and watch the video via the link below.
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