Episode 15: Environmental Justice and Faith with Reverend Michael Malcom

In this episode, we delve into the intersection of environmentalism, faith, and activism with special guest Rev. Michael Malcom, founder of the People’s Justice Council and Executive Director of Alabama Interfaith Power and Light. Rev. Malcom shares his journey from pastoring in the United Church of Christ to leading non-profit initiatives, emphasizing the importance of walking by faith in the pursuit of justice. He speaks with Rev. Dr. Carroll about the challenges and rewards of being a “non-profit prophet” and the vital role of the Black Church in addressing climate change and environmental injustice. Join us for an inspiring conversation that challenges traditional paradigms and empowers listeners to engage in the movement for a sustainable future.

Topics Discussed in This Episode:

●  Introduction: Rev. Dr. Ambrose Carroll shares the podcast’s mission to raise environmental awareness in the Black Church.

●  Guest Introduction: Rev. Michael Malcom shares his journey from pastor to environmental advocate.

●  Awakening to Justice: Rev. Malcom recalls a pivotal moment inspiring his commitment to environmental justice.

●  Non-Profit Challenges: Reflections on transitioning to non-profit leadership and faith reliance.

●  Faith in Action: Faith’s significance over material security in advocacy work.

●  Black Church's Role: The crucial role of the Black Church in environmental justice.

●  Call to Action: Rev. Malcom urges listeners to join environmental efforts, aligning with biblical principles.

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