Across Europe, Greenfaith brings together people of many faiths, spiritual traditions, and religious communities to confront the climate crisis with moral clarity, collective action, and interfaith solidarity. We believe that caring for the Earth is a sacred responsibility, and that faith communities have both the motivation and the moral authority to help lead the transition to a just, renewable, and life-sustaining future.
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Tree-planting campaign enters second round In mid-November, a small group of participants from GreenFaith and the ESG Marburg set out with hoe, spade, and a great deal of commitment to plant 75...
“Tilenga” is the name of a new oil field planned for northern Uganda, with more than 400 wells. Further south, a Chinese company wants to open another field, named “Kingfisher.” For export,...
What does grassroots, spiritually-based climate activism look like?
Find out with our recent and upcoming actions!
“I learned a lot about the different experiences that arise from our cultures and religions, as well as about awareness of privilege.” (Participant Generation GreenFaith 2025) The first in-person meeting of Generation GreenFaith took place in Karlsruhe from July 25–27, 2025 –...
What a powerful weekend in Ettlingen! Streets, parks, and churches became places where we raised our voices for climate justice. From September 19 to 21, 2025, we demonstrated with broad and new alliances that climate protection requires our commitment, our...
The sun provides us with energy every day – free, climate-friendly and plentiful. The sun is always shining, sometimes more, sometimes less. We’ve all gotten sunburned at some point, even though we...
Spring is here, we’re sitting in the garden or even at the outdoor pool, and the flowers are buzzing. While some children are afraid of the black and yellow creatures known as...
Responsibility for creation is human, not denominational—that is the clear message of the art exhibition “Life in Crisis – Solidarity in Art,” presented by ESG and MST in Tübingen. It addressed the...
We are people of faith taking a stand together around the world to avert the climate crisis, end the era of fossil fuels, support a just transition to a green economy, and restore harmony with the planet for a livable future.
Join ambitious and climate actions to create a livable future for all people.
