Creation care
We believe that God has made humanity in his image – and as his image bearers we have a responsibility to care for and work with the good environment God has created. We are conscious of our responsibility to carefully steward the global resources that God has given us and, in particular, our impact on the environment. We want to be a church that gives a greater focus on teaching about creation care, to improve our buildings for sustainability and to gradually improve our activities.
We’d love to invite you to listen to our talk series ‘Created’.
Resources
Find more resources in the following sections about Climate Change, Theology of Creation Care and how we can get involved. If you're a member of St Matthias, we recommend that you discover your own carbon footprint, think about your lifestyle, and find ways to reduce what you can.
Climate Change
Sir David Attenborough on Climate Change, visit the website
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), visit the website
The Royal Society on Climate Change, visit the website
Theology of Creation Care
Hannah Malcolm presents on Theology and the Environment, watch the video
Peter Harris, ‘Connections: Spirituality and Conservation’, watch the video
Sandra Richter, Theology of Creation Care, watch the video
Howard Snyder, Christians and the Environment, watch the video
Douglas Moo, What do Christian’s have to do with Creation?, visit the website
Action
A Rocha’s Wild Christian Network, visit the website
Operation Noah, visit the website
Green Christian, visit the website
Christian Climate Action, visit the website
The Faith for the Climate Network, visit the website
Children and Families
MinnoLIFE Devotions and Resources, visit the website
Eco Kids Planet, visit the website