The GreenFaith Fellowship Program:
Who We Are Seeking

GreenFaith draws our Fellows from a national audience of ordained and lay leaders, to be selected through a competitive application process. We seek to have each Fellowship class be diverse in ethnicity, geography, religious tradition, and socio-economic background.

GreenFaith is especially interested in applicants who are:

• Theologically-educated and/or ordained leaders in the early stages of their vocational lives, who sense a calling to make environmental issues a major focus of their work.
• Ordained and lay leaders from African American, Latino, and Asian communities, low-income communities, and rural communities
• Mid-career religious professionals, monks or nuns for whom environmental engagement offers an opportunity for a redefinition or renewal of their vocational lives.
• Lay leaders active on environmental concerns who want to develop the skills to deepen the impact of their work.

Read a more detailed summary of GreenFaith's Fellowship Program
Fellowship Curriculum
Schedule and Tuition Costs
View the members of the Fellowship Advisory Committee

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Upcoming Events:
 
Meeting the Sacred in Creation Retreats Offered in Hudson Valley, Pacific Northwest, Southeast in April, May, October 2007.
 
New Brunswick Environmental Health and Justice Tour, April 18, 2007.
 
Prof. Larry Rasmussen to Keynote April 23, 2007 Interfaith Environmental Conference with Drew Theological School.