Download this free booklet from the National Association of Evangelicals that looks at how “environmental changes—including more severe natural disasters—threaten the lives and well-being of more and more people, and particularly the extreme poor.”
Are you curious what your denomination is doing when it comes to caring for creation? Or perhaps you’d like to connect with a local ecumenical or interfaith group committed to this work. Or maybe you want to see what other faith-based groups are doing to take care of the environment so that you can share some ideas with your home church. Creation Justice Ministries has put together a nice list of links representing several traditions.
Southern Baptist leader Russell Moore takes on creation care in this short essay.
This BioLogos Common Question not only points readers to a wealth of resources for Christians concerned about the environment but also focuses on love—how we love God by caring for God’s creation and how we love others by caring for creation.
In a series of short articles, Billy Graham responds to the following questions:
Should Christians work to protext the environment?
Does God care about the environment?
Are we in danger of destroying the world?
Are you looking for worship music that focuses on creation care to include in services and programs? Resound Worship has put together 13 songs of praise and lament on creation and ecology. They include a study guide, scores, backing tracks, and videos.