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- - Multi-Faith
    Multi-faith
    
    Multi-faith dialogue based on equity, justice, and mutual respect for the Earth, is a way we can build a sustainable future for all. A multi-faith approach raises awareness about the diverse traditions that help people to grow spiritually through a deeper connection with the creation.
    
    Read More
  - African Traditional
    African Traditional
    
    In traditional African societies, nature was regarded as a gift by a supreme Creator God for the benefit of humanity who believed that mankind was created at the centre of the universe.
    
    A host of nature spirits associated with specific animal and tree species and sacred forests, rivers, lakes, and mountains remind local communities of their need to respect the environment and to use it sustainably.
    
    Read More
  - Baha`i
    Baha’i
    
    The Baha`i approach to the environment is that responsibility for the preservation of nature and the sustainable use of our natural resources rests with us collectively.
    
    Only a global society, supported by universal values and principles, can inspire all individuals to take responsibility for the long-term care and protection of the natural environment.
    
    Read More
  - Brahma Kumaris
    Brahma Kumaris
    
    Through a range of locally relevant projects and partnerships, including alternative energy and farming initiatives, Brahma Kumaris work to promote spiritual understanding, leadership with integrity and actions for a sustainable future for humanity.
    
    Read More
  - Buddhist
    Buddhist
    
    Buddhists believe in the interconnectivity of the living and non-living elements in the universe and a relationship between all things.
    
    The Buddhist view that our lives and those of all beings are part of a giant web spread across the planet and indeed beyond, sends a strong message for respecting and caring for the natural world.
    
    Read More
  - Christian
    Christian
    
    Christians and Christian-based organisations around the world are taking on the complex and critical environmental challenges facing us all today, and raising awareness, forming eco-congregations, challenging materialism and over consumption and lobbying governments, politicians and big business to stop environmental destruction.
    
    Read More
  - Hindu
    Hindu
    
    The Hindu tradition understands that people are not separate from nature, that we are linked by spiritual, psychological and physical bonds with the elements around us. Knowing that the Divine is present everywhere and in all things, Hindus strive to do no harm.
    
    They hold a deep reverence for life and an awareness that the great forces of nature as well as all the various orders of life are bound to each other within life’s cosmic web.
    
    Read More
  - Jewish
    Jewish
    
    The principle of pikuach nefesh – saving lives above all else – is the greatest Jewish moral obligation.
    
    In order to fulfill this obligation we must do everything in our power to protect the environment as a vehicle for saving the lives of millions of humans and diverse species worldwide, especially those unable to adapt to a changing climate.
    
    Read More
  - Muslim
    Muslim
    
    Being a conscientious Muslim is about living in reverence and harmony with Nature and recognising that Nature is an indispensable guide to manifesting much of what Muslims need to know about God and the place of mankind in the Universe.
    
    Read More
  - Quaker
    Quakers
    
    Earth-aware Quakers propose living in a “right relationship” with the Earth to preserve the integrity, resilience, and beauty of the commonwealth of life.
    
    This requires radically changing our individual behaviour and our social structures to a way of life that honours all of God’s creation.
    
    Read More
Action
- - Training
    FLEAT
    
    When different faiths come together to address common challenges, they are able, through interaction and partnerships, to work effectively towards co-creating greater climate resilience.
    
    Read More
    
    Eco-audits
    
    By being aware of and managing consumption, congregations can save money and resources and become centres of excellence in their communities.
    
    Read More
  - Take Action Online
    Sign up to our mailing list
    
    Join the Earthkeeper community for news and action updates.
    
    Subscribe
    
    Join the Active Citizen’s Network
    
    The ACN is a group of volunteers who come together to support SAFCEI’s campaigns, and create social change within their own communities.
    
    Join Now
    
    Become a part of our social media communities
    
    Follow @SAFCEI
  - What you can do
    at home
    Green your life
    
    If changing the world starts at home, we’ve put together a list of ways you can green your life so you can live in greater harmony and more sustainably.
    
    Read More
  - Events
    See our upcoming events here.
Justice
- - Energy Justice
    Stop Nuclear Power
    
    Stopping the nuclear deal forever and working for accessible, affordable and sustainable energy for everyone.
    
    Read More
    
    Keep the Karoo Frack-Free
    
    We have a constitutional right to clean water, clean air and a healthy environment. Fracking is neither clean nor green, and jeopardises these rights.
    
    Read More
    
    Protect the Karoo from Uranium Mining
    
    The debate around nuclear power often focuses on secret procurement, the high price of nuclear reactors, and the lack of a solution for waste. But we hear little about what comes before nuclear energy: uranium mining.
    
    Read More
  - Food & Climate Justice
    Food & Climate Justice
    
    This is a new project that we’re busy working on. We’ll be sharing more news and resources on it soon, so stay tuned!
    
    READ MORE
    
    Cage-free eggs campaign
    
    Battery cages cause suffering by depriving hens of their most basic needs: nests, perches, and enough space to move around. Our campaign calls for the end the use of cages for egg-laying hens. Cage-free systems improve the lives of hens significantly and cause less harm to them and the environment.
    
    Read More
Donate
- - Ways to donate
    Givengain
    
    We use the Givengain platform to securely process donations from kind people like you. Click below to get started with a once-off or monthly donation.
    
    Donate now
    
    Snapscan
    
    EFT
    
    Donations can be made directly to SAFCEI using these details:
    
    Account name: SAFCEI
    Standard Bank, Blue Route, Tokai
    Account Number: 076659410
    Branch Code: 025609

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Faiths
- - Multi-Faith
    Multi-faith
    
    Multi-faith dialogue based on equity, justice, and mutual respect for the Earth, is a way we can build a sustainable future for all. A multi-faith approach raises awareness about the diverse traditions that help people to grow spiritually through a deeper connection with the creation.
    
    Read More
  - African Traditional
    African Traditional
    
    In traditional African societies, nature was regarded as a gift by a supreme Creator God for the benefit of humanity who believed that mankind was created at the centre of the universe.
    
    A host of nature spirits associated with specific animal and tree species and sacred forests, rivers, lakes, and mountains remind local communities of their need to respect the environment and to use it sustainably.
    
    Read More
  - Baha`i
    Baha’i
    
    The Baha`i approach to the environment is that responsibility for the preservation of nature and the sustainable use of our natural resources rests with us collectively.
    
    Only a global society, supported by universal values and principles, can inspire all individuals to take responsibility for the long-term care and protection of the natural environment.
    
    Read More
  - Brahma Kumaris
    Brahma Kumaris
    
    Through a range of locally relevant projects and partnerships, including alternative energy and farming initiatives, Brahma Kumaris work to promote spiritual understanding, leadership with integrity and actions for a sustainable future for humanity.
    
    Read More
  - Buddhist
    Buddhist
    
    Buddhists believe in the interconnectivity of the living and non-living elements in the universe and a relationship between all things.
    
    The Buddhist view that our lives and those of all beings are part of a giant web spread across the planet and indeed beyond, sends a strong message for respecting and caring for the natural world.
    
    Read More
  - Christian
    Christian
    
    Christians and Christian-based organisations around the world are taking on the complex and critical environmental challenges facing us all today, and raising awareness, forming eco-congregations, challenging materialism and over consumption and lobbying governments, politicians and big business to stop environmental destruction.
    
    Read More
  - Hindu
    Hindu
    
    The Hindu tradition understands that people are not separate from nature, that we are linked by spiritual, psychological and physical bonds with the elements around us. Knowing that the Divine is present everywhere and in all things, Hindus strive to do no harm.
    
    They hold a deep reverence for life and an awareness that the great forces of nature as well as all the various orders of life are bound to each other within life’s cosmic web.
    
    Read More
  - Jewish
    Jewish
    
    The principle of pikuach nefesh – saving lives above all else – is the greatest Jewish moral obligation.
    
    In order to fulfill this obligation we must do everything in our power to protect the environment as a vehicle for saving the lives of millions of humans and diverse species worldwide, especially those unable to adapt to a changing climate.
    
    Read More
  - Muslim
    Muslim
    
    Being a conscientious Muslim is about living in reverence and harmony with Nature and recognising that Nature is an indispensable guide to manifesting much of what Muslims need to know about God and the place of mankind in the Universe.
    
    Read More
  - Quaker
    Quakers
    
    Earth-aware Quakers propose living in a “right relationship” with the Earth to preserve the integrity, resilience, and beauty of the commonwealth of life.
    
    This requires radically changing our individual behaviour and our social structures to a way of life that honours all of God’s creation.
    
    Read More
Action
- - Training
    FLEAT
    
    When different faiths come together to address common challenges, they are able, through interaction and partnerships, to work effectively towards co-creating greater climate resilience.
    
    Read More
    
    Eco-audits
    
    By being aware of and managing consumption, congregations can save money and resources and become centres of excellence in their communities.
    
    Read More
  - Take Action Online
    Sign up to our mailing list
    
    Join the Earthkeeper community for news and action updates.
    
    Subscribe
    
    Join the Active Citizen’s Network
    
    The ACN is a group of volunteers who come together to support SAFCEI’s campaigns, and create social change within their own communities.
    
    Join Now
    
    Become a part of our social media communities
    
    Follow @SAFCEI
  - What you can do
    at home
    Green your life
    
    If changing the world starts at home, we’ve put together a list of ways you can green your life so you can live in greater harmony and more sustainably.
    
    Read More
  - Events
    See our upcoming events here.
Justice
- - Energy Justice
    Stop Nuclear Power
    
    Stopping the nuclear deal forever and working for accessible, affordable and sustainable energy for everyone.
    
    Read More
    
    Keep the Karoo Frack-Free
    
    We have a constitutional right to clean water, clean air and a healthy environment. Fracking is neither clean nor green, and jeopardises these rights.
    
    Read More
    
    Protect the Karoo from Uranium Mining
    
    The debate around nuclear power often focuses on secret procurement, the high price of nuclear reactors, and the lack of a solution for waste. But we hear little about what comes before nuclear energy: uranium mining.
    
    Read More
  - Food & Climate Justice
    Food & Climate Justice
    
    This is a new project that we’re busy working on. We’ll be sharing more news and resources on it soon, so stay tuned!
    
    READ MORE
    
    Cage-free eggs campaign
    
    Battery cages cause suffering by depriving hens of their most basic needs: nests, perches, and enough space to move around. Our campaign calls for the end the use of cages for egg-laying hens. Cage-free systems improve the lives of hens significantly and cause less harm to them and the environment.
    
    Read More
Donate
- - Ways to donate
    Givengain
    
    We use the Givengain platform to securely process donations from kind people like you. Click below to get started with a once-off or monthly donation.
    
    Donate now
    
    Snapscan
    
    EFT
    
    Donations can be made directly to SAFCEI using these details:
    
    Account name: SAFCEI
    Standard Bank, Blue Route, Tokai
    Account Number: 076659410
    Branch Code: 025609

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