Creation Care
Though there is continued argument whether humankind has truly brought about climate change and the effects of global warming, most evangelicals agree that stewardship of God’s creation is a biblical principle. When it comes to how that environmental stewardship should be executed, however, disagreement abounds.
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Evangelical environmentalists press to add creation care to the church's mission.
Creation Waits in Eager Expectation… for American Christians to take climate change seriously. At the COP28 climate summit, fellow Christians wait too.Português
God’s Promises Are Clearest When We Turn Out the LightsChristians have every reason to reduce light pollution.
Let There Be DarkDeep darkness only magnifies what it is to gaze upon the Light of the World.
Majority of French Christians Believe the Church Should Fight Climate ChangeIn a new study from A Rocha France, an overwhelming number of Protestant and Catholic respondents say “caring for the earth is caring for your neighbor.”Français
Don’t Waste Your Life: How One Family Stopped Being Trashy ChristiansThese Tennesseans are finding ways to live without adding to the landfill. But they aren’t finding a lot of “zero waste” company.
Canadian Christians Launch Collective for Climate ActionTearfund and A Rocha see the impact in humanitarian crises now and want to organize churches to help.
Save the Planet. Read Nature Fiction.As an ecologist, I believe that works of literature draw us closer to God and deeper into creation care.
‘The Evangelical Soul Is Not for Sale’ in VenezuelaAnd other news briefs from Christians around the world.españolFrançais
Christian Conservationists Sue to Protect Ghana ForestBauxite mining would threaten birds, plants, and clean water.
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