Get ready to make a difference! Join the Interfaith Children’s Movement for the 15th Annual Day at the Capitol on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, time TBD. This exciting event brings together advocates of all ages, including children, youth, college students, and adults who care about creating a brighter future for Georgia’s children.

We’ll kick off the day with an engaging advocacy workshop where you’ll gain tools and confidence to champion important issues. Then we’ll head to the Georgia State Capitol to deliver heartfelt "Have a Heart" bags and meet with legislators to speak out on key challenges facing children and families across the state.

Lunch will be provided as we work together to amplify the voices of Georgia’s kids. This is your opportunity to be part of a movement that inspires change, builds connections, and impacts lives. Bring your energy, passion, and commitment to making a difference!

Register now and help us make ICM's Day at the Capitol 2026 unforgettable: https://www.mobilize.us/icmgeorgia/event/869850/?referring_vol=11415158&share_context=dashboard-event-details&sharer_role=2.

JCRC invites you to Peach Politics, an annual breakfast and panel bringing together legislators and journalists for a discussion of key issues facing the Georgia General Assembly. The event will take place at Coverdell Legislative Office Building (CLOB) 18 Capital Sq. SW, Atlanta, GA 30334 Room 514. The breakfast will begin at 7:30 am followed by the panel discussion beginning at 8:00 am.

To register and suggest topics or issues that you would like discussed please visit: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctuxIgHclDzXc1-LQIORaEamvULciUGikqGw0ybPNvUjFGPw/viewform.

This summit invites Green Teams, faith leaders, and environmental activists to dig deep and let justice grow. When we nurture a movement grounded in equity, resilience, and healing, we create space for transformation. Together, we will explore how the wisdom of our faith traditions shapes our call to pursue justice. We will consider how to live into this call through practical climate solutions and how policy efforts can support thriving communities.

Our keynote speaker, Shantha Ready Alonso, executive director of the America the Beautiful for All Coalition, will challenge us to see justice not only as political action but also as a deeply spiritual practice. Then, through a variety of workshops, attendees will gain tools to build and strengthen Green Teams, advance climate justice, and engage in advocacy from the ground up. Together, we will find practical ways to live out our shared call to care for our congregations, our communities, and our Common Home.

Learn more and get your tickets here: https://gipl.org/gts26?emci=f65140d8-7eb3-f011-8e61-6045bded8ba4&emdi=7a443df1-d7b4-f011-8e61-6045bded8ba4&ceid=13262796.

Come and join JCRC Atlanta to their Gold Dome and Donuts meeting February 3rd at 8:30 am. This event will be held on Zoom and their guest will be Wesley Myrick, Executive Director of Georgia Interfaith Public Policy Center.

Register to receive the Zoom link here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/olYGGcm6QQyQCXu2wx4N6g#/registration.

On February 1st a portrait of Joseph Smith, the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will be unveiled at Morehouse College. All are invited to attend for a service of worship and reflection. The guest preacher for the evening will be Charles E. Goodman from Tabernacle Baptist Church. The event will be hosted at the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel, 830 Westview Drive Atlanta, GA 30314. The service starts promptly at 5:30pm and attendees are asked to be seated by 5:15pm. We hope to see you there!

Celebrate Tu B'Shvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees, with Georgia Interfaith Power and Light, Adamah ATL, and Trees Atlanta as we work together to plant trees in a residential area of Southwest Atlanta on Feb. 1, 2026, from 1-4 p.m.

By helping grow the city’s urban forest, we are providing cleaner air, cool shade, and improved habitat for intown humans and wildlife alike.

Planting tasks include digging holes with shovels/mattocks, untangling roots by hand, mulching, watering, and cleaning up the surrounding area. Physical activity, such as bending, lifting, and kneeling, is required. Tree planting can be physically strenuous—be ready to break a sweat and get dirty!

Register Here: https://gipl.org/events/tubshvat26.

Published in October of 1965, Nostra Aetate changed the trajectory of Jewish-Catholic relations. This historic document formalized an attitude of dialogue and respect from the Catholic Church toward the other faith traditions of the world, including Judaism, and was also notable for officially condemning antisemitism. 

The Archdiocese of Atlanta is partnering with the American Jewish Committee and the Bearing Witness Institute to host a celebration of the 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate. Join us on Wednesday, Jan 21, from 7-9 p.m.

Register here to access location information: https://donate.ajc.org/event/atlanta-celebrates-60-years-of-nostra-aetate/e737047.

For the third year, the Atlanta Stake is partnering with some incredible local organizations to bless the lives of people in our community.

In collaboration with New American Pathways and The Welcome Co-Op, we'll be sorting and distributing a generous donation of new clothing from StitchFix to local refugee and immigrant families.

In collaboration with Motherhood Beyond Bars, we'll be decorating valentines for incarcerated mothers and their children.

We'll also be providing some exciting information about how you can participate the following week with the delivery of 40,000 pounds of food from our Church's Welfare Square in Salt Lake City to Second Helpings Atlanta and the distribution of that food to several incredible local partner agencies here in Atlanta.

This is a wonderful opportunity to join together with friends of all ages and faiths to serve together on this special national day of service. We would love to have you join us if you can. The event will take place at 1450 Ponce de Leon Ave NE Atlanta, Georgia and run from 9:00 Am - 11:30 AM.

Faith leaders, civic leaders, and community members are invited to join First Five Freedoms (F5F) for a press conference at the Georgia Capitol on Monday, January 12, from 9:00–10:00 a.m., just before the legislative session convenes. Five speakers will offer a united call across diverse faith traditions and political perspectives to address rising fear, polarization, and the erosion of shared American values rooted in the First Amendment. Attendees are encouraged to wear clergy attire as a visible sign of unity, and F5F hopes to gather 25–35 faith leaders and more than 50 civic leaders and citizens.

This event marks the beginning of a long-term effort to shift Georgia’s public dialogue toward empathy, understanding, and cooperation. After the press conference, all participants are encouraged to visit their Georgia House and Senate members to reinforce a simple, consistent message: our divisive climate is harming all communities; we must collectively work to lower the temperature; and we must do more to uphold the First Amendment and the shared values that bind us. F5F will continue this work by coordinating future meetings with state leaders and returning to the Capitol after Crossover Day.

To identify your legislator before the event please visit: https://pluralpolicy.com/find-your-legislator/. To sign up please read and sign the Talking Points Guide and Statement of Values Sign on Letter and email your signed copies to Andrew Lewis, with F5F, at andrewlewis.decatur@gmail.com.

This winter, Atlanta’s unhoused and elderly communities face increased challenges as temperatures drop. Help our senior citizens stay warm through the Khayriyyah Faiz Al Ma'un Warm and Cozy Drive. Sisters United is stepping up to spread warmth and care through the Warm & Cozy Drive. For just $25, you can sponsor a "Warm & Cozy" care package that includes a blanket, winter hats, gloves, and other essentials. Our goal is to reach 300 neighbors this winter to ensure they stay safe and warm.

How You Can Help:

1. Sponsor one or more care packages with a $25 contribution. https://givebutter.com/almaun2025.

2. Volunteer to help prepare and distribute care packages.

3. Share this initiative with family and friends to amplify our impact

Every donation matters.✨️🙌🏼💯 Together, we can uplift those most in need. Join us in bringing care and warmth to those who need it most. To donate or volunteer, visit: https://www.sistersunited.org/warm-and-cozy.

In partnership with the Center for Spirituality in Nature, Georgia Interfaith Power & Light is excited to offer an Interfaith Spirituality in Nature Groups (SINGS) gathering.

Come gather outside as we honor the Winter Solstice. This is a time to engage the wisdom nature offers, stirring our wonder and connection. We will leave with a renewed commitment to a truly active, loving, and reciprocal relationship with the Earth.

The gathering will be held at the pavilion at Wesley Gardens in Savannah, GA. To get tickets please visit: https://gipl.org/events/winter-solstice25.

Join Interfaith Children’s Movement’s most joyful gathering of the year: Our Annual Wrap Up Roll Out and Rally. This is a celebration party and an advocacy pep rally filled with energy inspiration community and hope. Join us as we look back at all we accomplished for children in 2025 and get fired up for what is coming next. Whether you are brand new to ICM or you are already part of the movement we want you there. Bring your friends, bring your voice, and join us of a great time! We are moving Forward Together! Advocates of every age are welcome. This is a family-friendly celebration with an interfaith spirit at the center. We cannot wait to see you!

Location: Central Congregational UCC 2676 Clairmont Rd Atlanta GA, 30329

To register and for more information please visit: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/875731/.