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We are deeply committed to cultivating spiritual leadership that responds to the urgent challenges of our day. In addition to our online and in-person programs, we offer resources to help individuals, congregations, and communities bring spiritual leadership for a climate-changed world into their own communities and watersheds.
From our podcast, Climate Changed, to our extensive Video Library, to our Leadership Commons resource hub and our blog, we hope you’ll use these resources creatively in your own contexts.
Climate Changed Podcast
The BTS Center’s podcast, Climate Changed, offers intimate interviews and conversations exploring what it means to live, love, and lead in a climate-changed world. Hosted by Ben Yosua-Davis, Director of Applied Research, and Nicole Diroff, Associate Director, and produced by Peterson Toscano, each season features acclaimed guests such as Brian McLaren, Elizabeth Rush, Margaret Wheatley, Sherri Mitchell, Carlos Santos Perez, and many more. Find Climate Changed on your favorite listening platform. Subscribe now so you can listen to all seasons and new episodes as soon as they are available!
Each episode has an accompanying Discussion Guide which you can use within your own congregation or community to delve more deeply into the topics and conversations presented in Climate Changed. We hope you will listen in — all episodes from the first three seasons are available wherever you listen to your podcasts!
Leadership Commons
The Leadership Commons is a space where we are developing new content, and gathering materials adapted from past programs, to help equip faith leaders in the work of guiding communities of spiritual practice through the uncertainties of life on a changing planet.
Earthbound Practices
Guided reflections offered to support you in exploring an embodied expression of spiritual practice. Some of them will guide you in deepening your connection with wild nature. Some of them will guide you in deepening connection with your own wild spirit.
Video Library
At The BTS Center, we seek to make our programs as accessible as possible. With that in mind, much of our programming is recorded and included here in our Video Library. We invite you to explore or revisit these many offerings — public conversations, workshops, ritual, resources, and more. You are welcome to utilize, with attribution, what you find in your own communities and congregations.
One Home, One Future
The BTS Center is a proud partner organization in the One Home One Future campaign, a seven-year multi-faith campaign encouraging visible and collective creation care and climate action.
We believe this is a moment when spiritual leaders and faith communities everywhere — clergy, congregants, youth, and people of conscience from all spiritual paths — must unite in pursuing meaningful and just climate solutions at the local, regional, and national level.
One Home One Future is designed to offer fulfilling, positive, and accessible pathways for education, engagement, and action on creation care and just and equitable climate solutions, whether you are just getting started or you’re already deeply engaged.
Our Blog
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[From Maine youth] Our Prayer for Justice
Our longing for Justice is Rooted in the love for our global community: Every soul honored. Justice for those who are my people. Justice for those who aren’t. Justice for homeless people. Justice for the children being brought up in this oppressive world. Justice for...
The Story of a Worthwhile Future: 3 takeaways for storytellers from our eco-writers’ retreat
Scientists pen memoirs. Preachers sing the blues. Historians catalog their prayers, and homileticians dream in sci-fi, and clergy tell new origin stories, and all creation praises: for the Love of it all. A thousand beautiful things happened in the meeting of...
Honoring Johan Sebastián Guerrero; Maine-based resources
Beloved: All creation groans for another – a better – way. A reality other than one in which our neighbors can be murdered by federal agents. By now, you’ve likely heard of the cruel and public assassination of 25 year-old Johan Sebastián Guerrero by ICE agents, who...