Imagine that…
Church-goers are students of both the scriptures and God’s creation. They are well-read on matters of faith and articulate about how the good news of Jesus Christ speaks to an era of environmental destruction. They are curious about the ways science and faith interact.
Christian education programs include avenues where people of all ages can learn about and discuss environmental needs in their context. Children receive many messages that teach respect for the created world and responsibility to protect it.
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Curriculum: Embracing the Good News for Planet Earth Every Creature Singing
A curriculum for followers of Jesus who want to connect their faith with their place.
- How does our faith heritage speak to issues like climate change and environmental injustice?
- Where in our circle of influence is creation struggling? What can we do about it?
- What spiritual practices might help us care for the earth?
Every Creature Singing Curriculum
Curriculum: Leader's Guide for Every Creature Singing
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