"The moral imperative is clear. We must support frameworks like the FFNPT to protect our planet and ensure justice for those most affected by climate change," stated Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay, WCC general secretary. Speakers like Susana Muhamad, Colombia's minister of Environment, and Tzeporah Berman, chair of the FFNPT Initiative, will explore the current challenges of fossil fuel dependency and how faith communities can drive this global effort. The event will also feature powerful testimonies, including Rev. Rachel Mash of the Anglican Communion, who will explain why the Anglican Church has endorsed the treaty. "This is a critical moment for faith communities to unite," said Rev. Dr Kenneth Mtata, WCC programme director for Public Witness and Diakonia. "By endorsing the Faith Letter for the FFNPT, we send a strong message that bold action is needed now." The Production Gaps Report shows governments plan to produce more fossil fuels than the Paris Agreement allows. The FFNPT calls for a global framework to phase out fossil fuels while ensuring a just transition, especially for vulnerable communities. Live streaming on YouTube Need French or Spanish interpretation? Register here. Link to Faith Letter for Endorsement Season of Creation celebration guide Season of Creation website Sustainability and Economy of Life Global faith leaders unite for environmental justice at Season of Creation opening (News Release, 03 September 2024) Ecumenical Patriarch shares opening message for Season of Creation (News Release, 29 August 2024) Global faith communities unite for Season of Creation 2024 with new celebration guide (News Release, 06 June 2024) “Feast of Creation” seminar explores and inspires toward global ecological transformation (News Release, 20 March 2024) | 
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