It's not too early to begin planning for the Season of Creation, observed every year September 1 - October 4. Bishop Russell Kendrick has once again approved use of the Season of Creation liturgy for 2024. Links below to the liturgical materials and other ideas that tie in to this year's theme: "To Hope and Act with Creation."

Fly Your Creation Care Flag!

Let the community know that your church cares for the Earth and all creation. Check out what Trinity, Apalachicola is doing and be inspired to create your own banner.

"Love God, Love God's World" curriculum is now available from the Episcopal Church Creation Care team!

One of the first actions by our Presiding Bishop-elect, the Rt. Rev. Sean Rowe, was to issue a statement that involved reducing our carbon footprint.

"Spiritual Resilience in Days of Trouble" Creation Care Conference sponsored by Province IV/V of the Episcopal Church. Register now.

Many of us avoid speaking about a changing climate and other creation disasters because we simply don't know how. Take this free, online certification to learn such things as climate basics, climate and faith, climate solutions, climate communications, and climate advocacy. Available to you from The Episcopal Church and Blessed Tomorrow (with a special shout out to our Creation Care friends in the Diocese of Mississippi for highlighting this opportunity). Sign up with the QR code above, or learn more by clicking the link below.

What We Are Preaching

We will periodically share creation care sermons delivered by people within our diocese. On Earth Sunday this year, two of our Commission members gave creation care sermons using the same readings. They are quite different and illustrate the many directions our lectionary takes us when considering our call to care for God's creation.