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Download Canopy of CreationDownload our 2026 Annual Resource, Canopy of Creation here! "In cities across the United States, there is a striking correlation between historic redlining maps and modern day tree canopy maps: precisely those communities that were historically redlined are the same ones that lack tree canopy coverage. As you layer on other social and economic factors, like race, income, and asthma rates, the trend continues. The dearth of trees in a community portends other issues of justice" Download this resource to access:
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Vision: A world where all of God’s creation thrives
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Advocacy
Action Rooted in Faith At Creation Justice Ministries, we believe that advocacy is an act of faith. In a time of ecological crisis and moral urgency, we equip Christian communities to take bold action for God’s creation. Through our monthly action center, policy alerts, and grassroots advocacy network, we provide opportunities to engage with timely legislative and regulatory issues—ranging from public lands and clean water to ocean protection and a just energy transition.
Whether you are ready to contact your elected officials, organize your congregation, or testify at a public hearing, we offer the tools, training, and theological grounding to turn faith into action. Join us in shaping policies that reflect our deepest values of justice, stewardship, and love for all creation. |
Theological Education
Resources for Creation Care At Creation Justice Ministries, we offer theological resources that equip individuals, congregations, and denominational leaders to faithfully respond to the ecological crisis. Rooted in scripture and Christian tradition, our educational materials cultivate spiritual formation, deepen eco-theological understanding, and inspire action rooted in justice and hope.
From our annual Earth Day Sunday guides to seasonal liturgical resources, sermon starters, Bible studies, and one-pagers, our tools are designed to integrate creation care into worship, preaching, and discipleship. These resources support pastors, educators, and advocates in building communities where ecological responsibility is central to the life of faith. |
