Eloise Reid is GreenFaith’s Gulf Coast Organizer, working with frontline communities across the Gulf South to advance faith-rooted climate justice and a just transition. Based in Louisiana, she brings extensive experience in grassroots organizing, coalition building, and political education. She previously led the Louisiana Against False Solutions (LAFS) coalition and coordinated energy justice efforts at the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. Eloise has trained faith leaders, union members, and youth in advocacy and organizing. She holds a Master’s degree in Environmental Justice from the University of Michigan and a BA from Oberlin College.

Mia Coward is Campaign Coordinator for the Covenant for our Future. She is a strategic leader who specializes in mobilizing communities through advocacy, storytelling, and the development of sustainable campaign plans for social justice. Throughout her career, she has managed national campaigns for voting rights, reproductive healthcare, immigration, and education. She has successfully mobilized thousands of advocates for days of action on Capitol Hill and within state legislatures. With a Master’s in Public Policy and certifications in organizing for justice, Mia combines deep policy knowledge with innovative digital tactics to build powerful, effective coalitions.

Paul Lippert is a campaign strategist and climate justice advocate with deep experience at the intersection of environmental policy, decolonization and grassroots organizing. With a background in both digital and field organizing, Paul has worked on national, state and local campaigns domestically and internationally to advance bold climate policy. No matter where in the world he’s working, he believes lasting change begins with community power. 

A Unitarian Universalist minister working on climate finance and GreenFaith Circle development. She is a 2010 GreenFaith Fellow, and previously served as pastor in UU congregations. As Director of Education with the Regional AIDS Interfaith Network, Charlotte, she worked with diverse religious communities to care for people living with HIV. She serves on the board of UU Justice Ministry North Carolina and as Board President of the Mecklenburg Metropolitan Interfaith Network

Fletcher is a pioneer of the global religious environmental movement. He has helped spearhead the faith-based fossil fuel divestment movement, mobilized tens of thousands of people of faith for climate marches and public actions, and built GreenFaith from a New Jersey-focused group into a global organization.  He co-founded Shine, an international campaign that brings religious leaders together to achieve universal access to clean energy, and the Interfaith Rainforest Initiative.

Kristina supports behind-the-scenes projects to make sure GreenFaith’s education and activism work runs smoothly. A graduate of Garrett Seminary in Chicago, Kristina is ordained in the United Methodist Church. She also sings and manages tours for the music collective The Many, which brings justice-oriented music to progressive Christians and spiritual communities around the world, and advocates for LGBTQ+ inclusion, racial justice, and creation care in Christian circles.

Tracey is mobilizing the New Jersey faith community in climate justice work, and supporting and growing NJ GreenFaith Circles. Previously Chair of the Green Team Ministry at First Congregational Church, Montclair NJ and lead organizer for Montclair-based Interfaith Climate Action (16 congregations). Small business owner and award-winning designer for sustainable kitchens & baths since 1991. Induction cooking evangelist! Kayak enthusiast.