VISION: revealing God’s invisible qualities, eternal power, and divine nature through His creation

MISSION: igniting a passion for God’s creation through conservation, education, and exposure

GUIDING SCRIPTURE: For ever since the world was created, people have seen the earth and sky. Through everything God made, they can clearly see his invisible qualities–his eternal power and divine nature. So they have no excuse for not knowing God. - Romans 1:20

GUIDING PRINCIPLES:

• Reverence and awe of God’s creation and word 

• Hunger for continued learning and deeper understanding 

• Passion for sharing God’s word and teachings 

• Heart for meaningful connections 

• Commitment to impeccable service

Our Belief

Christ Centered Creation Care

As followers of Christ we believe that caring for God's creation is a biblical mandate:

1. The earth, its produce, and its inhabitants belong to God, not to humanity
2. Humanity's God-appointed role in creation is that of steward
3. God takes great pleasure in His creation and expects His people to respect and protect it

A message from Dr. Tim Hudson on

What does the Bible say about Creation Care?

​"The first time I heard the phrase 'Creation Care' was in an exchange between a college student and a senior citizen at a church. The student mentioned to her elder that she was going on a creation care internship where she hoped to help with sustainability projects over the summer. The senior saint listened politely then told her kindly but firmly that saving the earth was all well and good but if she didn't 'save any souls over the summer you are wasting your time and our money.'

I wrote this paper to see for myself what the Bible say about caring for this planet. My findings convinced me, a 70 year old, that there is a nexus between biblical faith, justice, ecology, and sustainable development. I believe believers on both sides of this growing movement owe it to themselves to move beyond slogans and catch phrases and answer for themselves 'What does the Bible say about Creation Care?' I believe this paper is a good place to start."

What does the Bible say about Creation Care?