STRANDZ NZ offer a range of resources for children during this Season of Creation
Sharing Your Creation Care Stories
Sharing your story on creation care can help inspire and support other people on the same journey.
There are many ways to share your story , some ideas are; making a social media or blog post, speaking at your church or invite friends to join in a creation activity.
The Religious Diversity Centre would like people to share their stories with them, and hope that the sharing of stories and the common goal can draw us all together as we face the challenges that are now so serious around the world.
Church self assessment on Creation Care
Eco Church New Zealand, who are a network of churches across Aotearoa New Zealand actively caring for God’s earth as an integral part of their mission.
Eco Church offer a Church self assessment, which I challenge you to perform as part of your reflections during this Season of Creation.
The assessment allowing you to work out where your church is at on its Eco Church journey, please click on the image below to take you to Te Puka Aromatawai Takitahi.
Beginning the Season of Creation : Guides Available
Today is the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation and so marks the beginning of The Season of Creation, a time for Christians to respond to the cry of creation, which desperately needs us to unite in prayer and protect our wonderful and God given home.
Season Creation ends of the 4th of October, with the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. I will be posting resources relating to the Season of Creation and how we, as Christians, can respond.
Today I would like to share two resources to help guide you on your journey through this season. (Click on image to download pdf)
Pacific Conference of Churches have produced a week by week guide called ‘Listen to the Voice of Creation’
World Council of Churches has produced a 2022 Celebration Guide
