The Episcopal Diocese of Long Island’s Creation Care Community is thrilled to announce the May 2026 release of its official newsletter.
As we enter the vibrant season of Pentecost, this issue serves as an urgent call to action, reflection, and renewal. Packed with inspiring event recaps, theological insights, and practical eco-friendly solutions, this edition is your essential guide to environmental justice on Long Island and beyond.
What’s Inside:
"Fight for Earth" Day Highlights: Look back at our powerful Earth Day gathering at the Cathedral of the Incarnation beneath the breathtaking Gaia exhibition, featuring an inspiring homily by the Rev. Lester Mackenzie.
Message from the Missioner: The Rev. Dr. Matthew Moore shares a moving reflection on Matthew's Gospel, St. Francis, and our call to answer creation’s cry.
Plugging In to the Sun: Learn how new balcony solar technology and the New York SUNNY Act are making green energy accessible for renters and historic homes.
Summer Liturgical Resources: Explore new prayers, environmental justice reading guides, and youth camp resources to integrate creation care into your parish life this summer.
Global Peace & Climate Advocacy: Discover insights from Adelphi University students on how grassroots organizations are fighting for the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Don't miss the full photo spreads, community updates, and practical action steps to help you care for "this fragile earth, our island home."
To get involved with local environmental justice initiatives or to share your parish’s creation care stories, email creationcare@dioceseli.org or visit the Creation Care page.