Sign the petition before November 15th to speak up for worker's safety! buff.ly/P4uib0P

Desmond Tutu once said "Our destiny must be as guardians of the Earth." The sacred calling to protect the Earth links people of all places and cultures.

🌱 2026 SEED AWARD: This year, Amigos Bravos was presented with a Seed Award for their decades of committed work protecting our sacred water buff.ly/oN3IMYd Get involved! buff.ly/V5uDrO6

🌍 Are you wondering how much water does a data center actually use? This video explores the facts around the impact. buff.ly/7lu0gxH Learn more about our Sacred Land and Water Program: buff.ly/BaE3rO2

TONIGHT! Be a part of our new ZOOM webinar series: Big Tech Unchecked? Water Knows No Border on the Frontera of New Mexico and Texas Wednesday, October 28, 2026 6:00–7:30 PM (MT) Register here: buff.ly/dmz9WGr buff.ly/8j3j5Ns

THIS WEDNESDAY! Be a part of our new ZOOM webinar series: Big Tech Unchecked? Water Knows No Border on the Frontera of New Mexico and Texas Wednesday, October 28, 2026 6:00–7:30 PM (MT) Register here: buff.ly/dmz9WGr buff.ly/8j3j5Ns

Join us for our Fall Annual Gathering Event - The River Lives In Us Sunday, October 25 · 5:30 - 8:00pm Covenant Presbyterian Church, 9315 Candelaria Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112 👉️ buff.ly/kNS8MpT

Save the date! Be a part of our new ZOOM webinar series: Big Tech Unchecked? Water Knows No Border on the Frontera of New Mexico and Texas Wednesday, October 28, 2026 6:00–7:30 PM (MT) Register here: buff.ly/dmz9WGr

In NM’s droughts, fires and floods, Rebecca Solnit’s 2009 Katrina warning rings true: climate change heightens disasters. Being ready means separating fact from rumor and reshaping our worldview. Seventeen years on, how is your congregation preparing—morally and materially?

Fall Annual Gathering Event - The River Lives In Us Join us on the (almost) full moon for evening of ritual, song, gratitude and lament. Sunday, October 25 · 5:30 - 8:00pm Covenant Presbyterian Church, 9315 Candelaria Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112 👉️ buff.ly/kNS8MpT

During this Season of Creation we’re reminded caring for creation is caring for our neighbors. As the climate crisis intensifies, faith communities must lead. Project HOW helps your congregation adopt renewables to cut emissions and protect kids and elders. 👉 Learn more: buff.ly/wKci88X

Join us on the (almost) full moon for evening of ritual, song, gratitude and lament. Sunday, October 25 · 5:30 - 8:00pm Covenant Presbyterian Church, 9315 Candelaria Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112 👉️ buff.ly/kNS8MpT

💧If more waters lose these protections, they could be left vulnerable to pollution, industrial development & other harmful activities. 📢 Tell the EPA to protect our streams & wetlands. Submit a comment by Oct. 9: bit.ly/4xTaBAM

Every faith community is unique, and Project HOW gets that. Congregations pick their own route to clean energy and resilience: free audits, efficiency, electrification, solar, or batteries. Start anywhere; we ready to walk with you. 👉 buff.ly/Ft72lMr

New Mexicans Deserve Clean Air, a Safe Climate, and Protection from Pollution! Day: Wednesday, October 7th 9am Rally 10:30am Press Availability Location: Santa Fe City Hall (here) by the Sgt Petry Statue. Help spread the word on FB. Take action to stop the rollbacks here: buff.ly/A4gbctY

Join us on the (almost) full moon for evening of ritual, song, gratitude and lament. Sunday, October 25 · 5:30 - 8:00pm Covenant Presbyterian Church, 9315 Candelaria Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112 👉️ buff.ly/kNS8MpT

Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, an evangelical Christian and leading climate scientist, says the biggest barrier to climate action is silence, not denial. A chat over coffee or across the fence isn't political—it's care. Who could you talk to this week?

Yesterday, on the Feast of St. Francis, the Season of Creation came to a close. 800 years ago St. Francis called sun, moon, wind, and water our siblings—the song that inspired Laudato Si. Here in NM, "Sister Water" is the Rio Grande, acequias, monsoon, aquifer. Which sibling are you grateful for?

Robin Wall Kimmerer notes trees in a grove rise or fail together. Many customs start with gratitude—mealtime grace, harvest prayers. What if gratitude guided how we live on the land? Giving back makes thanksgiving real. What has the land offered you? What can you return?

Want a deeper intro to Project HOW? Watch our recorded webinar to learn what it is, why it matters, and how faith communities can take action. NM-IPL staff and partners walk through renewable pathways, support from the HOW team, and real congregation steps. buff.ly/9P6qjWa

On this International Day of Peace, we remember the Vietnamese Zen master, Thich Nhat Hanh, who taught that peace and tending the Earth are one. Reverence can be small; each step slow, thankful, mindful of the soil beneath. Where do you walk that feels sacred to you?

Every faith community is unique, and Project HOW gets that. Congregations pick their own route to clean energy and resilience: free audits, efficiency, electrification, solar, or batteries. Start anywhere; we ready to walk with you. 👉 buff.ly/Ft72lMr

We're in the Season of Creation (Sept 1–Oct 4). Pope Francis urges an "ecological conversion"—a change that reshapes belief and daily living. Communities can transform too: energy, water, advocacy. What practice will you or your faith community embrace now?

👉 Learn more about why Project HOW matters: buff.ly/NziE7wo Caring for Earth is central to spiritual life and social justice. Project HOW springs from moral urgency into practical action, inviting faith communities to lead with courage, compassion and resilience as the climate crisis escalates.

What's one act of hope you can take for creation this week? Joanna Macy taught that hope isn’t something we wait for but a practice—like tending a garden or praying—that grows from action. As she and Chris Johnstone wrote, hope is "something we do."

In New Mexico, we’re used to dealing with heat. But this is different. This Labor Day, you can support worker safety by signing the SafeWork4All petition at buff.ly/49IqqjK. We need a #WorkerHeatRule now. It’s common sense and it's for the common good. #NewMexicoWorkersAreHot

During this Season of Creation we’re reminded caring for creation is caring for our neighbors. As the climate crisis intensifies, faith communities must lead. Project HOW helps your congregation adopt renewables to cut emissions and protect kids and elders. 👉 Learn more: buff.ly/wKci88X

Tomorrow, Sept 1, starts the Season of Creation, through Oct 4. This year's theme, Living Water, calls us to become vessels of healing for the earth and each other. In NM, amid drought, dry acequias, and pressure from data centers and oil & gas; how can I become a channel of living water?

As the Trump administration seeks to slash Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments by nearly 90%, we stand in solidarity with our indigenous siblings for whom these lands are forever sacred. Raise your voice to protect these precious places: tell congress to act!

People of faith and conscience spoke up from across the state for the modernization of oil & gas clean-up rules and our voices were heard! As the modernization of these rules takes effect we are taking one small but critical step toward protecting our communities and all that sustains us.