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	Peace is at the heart of our mission. Our rapidly changing climate is a growing threat to that mission as conflicts over dwindling resources spread across the globe. That is why we are continuing our commitment to climate justice beyond Copenhagen. We will be announcing some important new initiatives soon, including our involvement in Earth Day 2010. Stay informed about all our upcoming work on climate, sign up for Odyssey Updates now.

The Work Continues

COP-15 has concluded but Odyssey Network's commitment to the issue of climate change continues. Next month, we will be making some important announcements about our plans for 2010, including involvement in Earth Day.

Odyssey extends its deep appreciation to the organizations who joined with us in Copenhagen—the Global Peace Initiative of Women, New Evangelicals, the National Council of Churches—and the faith groups who shared the journey including—Anglican, Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist, Muslim, Buddhist and Hindu.

Video Diaries

Rabbi Michael Kagan

3 videos

Reverend Richard Cizik

3 videos

Hanna Thomas

5 videos

Faith at the Summit
	At the White House Reverend Richard Cizik attended a holiday reception at the White House where he had a brief conversation with President Obama. The topic? Climate change. Watch now

	Video Gallery From video diaries from faith leaders and youth delegates to daily highlights, visit our gallery to learn more about the intersection of faith and the environment. Make sure to leave a comment after viewing a video. Visit the video gallery.

	Blogs Franciscan Sister Joan Brown is blogging about her experiences in Copenhagen. Read her blog here.

	Grace Matters Listen as author Bill McKibben and conservation expert Sara Spoonheim discuss faith, the environment and how we can all play a part. Listen or download a file here.