The Earth is our home. Yet it is only within the last few decades that human beings have begun to take notice of how our own attitudes are driving the destruction of our common habitat. Attention to ecological issues calls for action at all levels of society from individuals through to international institutions. This includes faith communities, that is, communities of people who have a common bond in an existing religious tradition. This book reflects on actions taken by faith communities to address ecological issues. Twenty-nine writers from various faith traditions have contributed chapters to this book. They tell the stories of communities who have called on their spiritual and religious traditions to keep their vision of living in the Earth strong and focused.