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What if faith and science aren’t opposites, but powerful partners in healing our planet?Join a gathering of faith leaders and climate-focused scientists as we explore how spiritual traditions and scientific inquiry both call us to care for the Earth and build a more hopeful future. Together, we’ll trace the shared moral, spiritual, and scientific threads that shape climate action and uncover the values that unite us across disciplines.
This conversation invites us to rethink an old assumption: you don’t have to choose between faith and science. You can stand firmly in both.
Sponsored by the FCAC Interfaith Working Group
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Facilitators
Dr. Katie Spellman, Associate Professor Department of Natural Resources and Environment, UAF
Reverend Molly Murray, Interfaith Organizer, Fairbanks Climate Action Coalition
Panelists Include
Reverend Shirley Lee, Episcopal Diocese of Alaska and Director of FNA
Terry Chapin, Ecologist & former Professor Emeritus of Ecology, UAF
Steven Dykstra, Assistant Professor - Oceanography Dept, UAF
Reverend Curtis Karns, Fairbanks Citizen Climate Lobby Organizer
Paul Richart, Former Dean of the UAF College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics
Art Credit: Chiara VZ, chairavz.com, and The Greats
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Uaf Murie Building, 2090 Koyukuk Dr, Fairbanks, AK 99775, United States
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