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Stephanie Bosco-Ruggiero of The Garrison Institute's Hudson River Project wanted me to share this exciting information for the members of The RENEWAL Project.

The mission of the Hudson River Project is to midwife the creation of a vibrant network of faith communities, environmental organizations, and engaged citizenry in the Hudson Valley region to address environmental challenges of the 21st century. HRP has produced a series of 16 public conversations, consultations with faith leaders, and co… Continue

RENEWAL: An Interfaith Call to Action Screening and Action With Interfaith Communities

SAVE THE DATE!

Wednesday, July 17th at 7:30 PM
Foundry United Methodist Church
1500 16th Street, NW

Join Shomrei Adamah of Greater Washington, DC Green Muslims, Faith at Work, Teva, and Greater Washington Interfaith Power and Light to view highlights of the first feature-length documentary to capture the breadth and vitality
of America's religious-environmental movement. During the evening we will connect,… Continue

RENEWAL screened on the opening night of the Hazel Wolf Environmental Film Festival in Seattle on Saturday May, 3, at 8:30 PM following the official keynote speech. From over 60 films and shorts, the review committee, with consideration of audience feedback, selected RENEWAL as one of their "Best of Fest" films! To see a list of other selections, visit the festival homepage.

A big CONGRATULATIONS to Marty and Terry!

Check the information below the blog section to see an added Seattle screening of RENEWAL.

In preparation for his article on RENEWAL, Ben Tepfer conducted an email interview with Marty. There's some great stuff here. Enjoy.

BT: What was your motivation for making the film?

MO: We wanted the public to know that religious-environmentalism is no longer just an idea. It's an active emerging grassroots movement with enormous potential to speak to people about the critical need to find a sustainable new way of living on our planet. We also wanted viewers to understand… Continue