
Worship...
Resources for congregational worship.
Festival of Creation in Christ
This new Festival, assigned to the first Sunday in September each year, is one of the fruits of a growing ecumenical movement across churches worldwide and offers an opportunity for Christians to give thanks for God's creation and redemption of the world, to reflect on humanity's responsibility to care for the natural world and to pray for its renewal. The title ‘Creation in Christ’ emphasises that creation is understood through the person and work of Jesus Christ: created through him, sustained in him and destined for renewal in him.
Sustaining God's Creation
Resources to enable you to facilitate and lead worship that reflects our belief in the Creator God, produced by the Rev'd Imogen Nay, Bishop's Advisor for Climate.
Closing Worship including words from Hildegard of Bingen - slides prepared by the Rev’d Imogen Nay, free to re use in a worship context.
A time for Creation
Liturgical Resources for Creation and the Environment from the Church of England. (Scroll down to access the resources.)
Season of Creation
Ecumenical Resources for the Season of Creation which runs from 1 Sept – 4 Oct each year. The theme of these resources changes each year.
A Rocha Worship and Teaching
Worship and Teaching Resources from A Rocha designed to equip your church to express your care for God’s world in your worship and teaching.

Helping individuals take action…
Discipleship resources to support individuals take action in Caring for Creation.
A Rocha Wild Christian
Join A Rocha’s Wild Christian scheme and receive regular thoughts on how to protect, enjoy and nurture nature.
Creation Care
The Creation Care wesite provides a tool for you to assess your household and lifestyle from an eco perspective. You can receive a bronze, silver or gold award. It's like the A Rocha Eco Church award but for households. It's a comprehensive way of engaging with issues of sustainability, helping us think about everything from gardens, to travel, to food, and to money.
The Cambridge Charter
No matter which part of the diocese you are in, the Cambridge Climate Change Charter gives everyone the opportunity to find out more about their carbon emissions and discover how to reduce them, and provides a platform to make a pledge to take positive action.
Green Christian Recommendations
Worship Materials recommended for individuals or groups by Green Christian.








