The Interfaith Walk for Climate Rescue surpassed our hopes and prayers!

Hundreds joined the trek from Northampton to Boston. Nearly a thousand packed Old South Church in Boston for interfaith worship. Nearly 1500 rallied in Copley Square demanding 80% reduction in global warming pollution by 2050.

But numbers can't convey
the spirit and power of the experience. All of us go forward with renewed dedication, energy, and confidence in what Martin Luther King Jr. called "the long and bitter, but beautiful, struggle for a new world."

We are deeply grateful for each and everyone of you who walked, worshiped, and rallied with us and who offered your support and prayers. Thank you.

Please visit this site again and Religious Witness for the Earth for information on future plans as they develop. Meanwhile, we invite you to join and support our friends at Step It Up 2007.

Blessings,

Rev. Dr. Andrea Ayvazian
Rabbi Fred Scherlinder Dobb
Rev. Fred Small
Co-chairs, Religious Witness for the Earth

Interfaith Walk Endorsers (as of 3/4/07)

Andover Newton Theological School, Ecology Ministry
Center for Ecological Technology
Clean Water Action of Massachusetts
Climate Crisis Coalition
Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life
Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life, Boston Affiliate
Co-op Power
Earth Ministry
EarthSpirit Community
Environmental League of Massachusetts
Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts
HealthLink
International Association for Religious Freedom, US Chapter
Massachusetts Climate Action Network
Massachusetts Climate Coalition
Massachusetts Conference, United Church of Christ
Massachusetts Interfaith Power & Light
Mass Energy Consumers Alliance
MassPIRG
Sierra Student Coalition
Step It Up 2007
Union of Concerned Scientists
Unitarian Universalist Mass Action Network

The Interfaith Walk is sponsored by Religious Witness for the Earth.