2017 Assembly Agenda | InterFaith Florida

Third Annual Florida Interfaith Climate Action Network Assembly April 28-29, 2017 First United Methodist Church 142 E Jackson St Orlando FL 32801 http://firstchurchorlando.org/	* The Floridan Aquifer — source of our springs and our drinking water — is closer than we think. Like a great hidden sponge, that mass of wet rock beneath our feet is the very foundation of Florida’s ecological and economic well-being. Out of sight, it delivers its bounty too often out of mind. Simply put, the Floridan Aquifer is the everyday miracle we value too lightly. It’s all connected. What we put in our water, we put in ourselves. Those are words to live by, Florida.
DESIRED OUTCOMES Convener: Florida Council of Churches and partners.	Furthering a FL Water Ethic / Earth Charter Nurturing Bio Regional Collaborations FL Legislative Contributions Earth Day Opportunities Ongoing networking via FL-CAN (Climate Action Network) http://fl-can.qiqochat.com/
Friday, April 28, 9 AM	Registration Check-in
Friday, April 28, 10 AM	John Moran, Springs Eternal Project http://springseternalproject.org Voice and visions in support of FL’s unique and irreplaceable springs – the largest and most impressive array of freshwater springs on the planet
Friday, April 28 Cameo presentations on workshops Lunch Workshop Sessions Dinner Narratives	Deep Dive into Water Issues Affecting Florida Everglades Sabal Trail Transmission Pipeline Water Quality/Quantity Ban Fracking Legislative directions Water Instability in vulnerable areas UF/ Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences’ Sustainable Floridians Sea Level Rise Faith-based Statements on Climate Change – a collection by Citizens Climate Lobby volunteers Bio-regional dinner gatherings Storytelling around the ‘campfire’
Saturday, April 29	Orlando People’s Climate March