Protecting Places: The Lands and Waters Where We Play, and Pray
FAITH AND WILDERNESS
The Psalmist declares, “The earth is the LORD’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it” (Ps.24:1NIV). Humans are tenants who hold the land in trust from God and in partnership with all creatures. Through God, the land nourishes all life and provides us with what we need to survive. As part of our call to be stewards of Creation, we have a responsibility to God to care for the land, ensuring that it serves the good of all Creation, and protecting it for future generations and for all life.
The Psalmist declares, “The earth is the LORD’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it” (Ps.24:1NIV). Humans are tenants who hold the land in trust from God and in partnership with all creatures. Through God, the land nourishes all life and provides us with what we need to survive. As part of our call to be stewards of Creation, we have a responsibility to God to care for the land, ensuring that it serves the good of all Creation, and protecting it for future generations and for all life.
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ABOUT OUR WORK
Creation Justice Ministries is working to protect God's lands around the United States, particularly some of the last truly wild places that remain untouched and provide stunning examples of the work of the Lord. We are also working with local communities, denominations, and state ecumenical bodies in the West on place-based campaigns that will protect unique ecosystems and lands in their communities. GET INVOLVED To find out what you can do to help protect God's creation, check out your nearest public lands and find out about the great natural places in your own backyard. Find tools to pray, learn, and get outdoors. For More Information Contact: Creation Justice Ministries 110 Maryland Ave. NE, Suite 203 Washington, DC 20002 (202) 827-3975 info@creationjustice.org |
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