Earth. Air. Water. Fire .– Four mini-documentaries on the four elements by local Wampanoag filmmaker Leslie Jonas. Filmed on Cape Cod.
Discussion to follow with Leslie Jonas and Susan Starkey, co-chair of the Faith Communities Environmental Network (FCEN).
Co-sponsored by St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and Unitarian Church of Barnstable.
Free admission. Donations welcomed.

This film is a riveting and hopeful film that tells us what we can do that could make all the difference to help heal our planet. It is a spellbinding and award-winning.
film that will open your eyes and show you how we really can turn things around. Produced by the Food Revolution Network.
Discussion with Dr. Kumara Sidhartha will follow the film. His new book, “All My Secrets,” will be available.
Free admission. Donations welcomed.

Discussion follows with Jess Georges, owner of Green Road Refill and Meghann Lazott, owner of The Glass Jar.
This film pulls back the curtain on the world's top brands, exposing the hidden tactics and covert strategies used to keep all of us locked in an endless cycle of buying. Where does it all go after we are done with what we buy? And where does just the packaging all go?
Free admission. Donations welcomed.

Discussion follows with former Senator Dan Wolfe, Board Member of Cape Cod Climate Change Collaborative, and Dr. Rev. Kristen Harper, Senior Minister at Unitarian Church of Barnstable.

Ecosophia means “ecological wisdom.” This film features many experts who explore the interrelation between energy, the economy, resources, population, psychology, spirituality, the biosphere, the limit to growth, and climate change in an honest appraisal of our civilization and sustainability. It shows that what’s needed is as much a spiritual revolution as a physical one.
Free admission. Donations welcomed.