Sunday Service: Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisis

Mary Bennett and Rosemary Cornell

How can you make a difference in changing the direction of climate change? What can Unitarians do–whether locally, regionally or nationally? How can you talk about the climate crisis to people who seem uncommitted to change? These and other questions will be explored by Mary Bennett and Rosemary Cornell, members of the UCV Environment Team. Mary and Rosemary are in a 10-session circle inspired by the work in “All We Can Save: Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisis.

Mary Bennett has been attending UCV since 1989 and was the Executive Director of the Canadian Unitarian Council from 2000-2008. She’s part of the Earth Spirituality Group at UCV and coordinates a Metro Vancouver Zero Waste book group where she first discovered the book All We Can Save.

Rosemary Cornell is a retired Biochemistry professor (SFU). She was drawn to the UCV community in late 2018 after meeting some inspiring Enviro-Team members at climate rallies and other front-line action, such as resistance against TMX.  She is a member of the Environment, Zero-waste, and gardening teams.

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