Why a church creation care committee?
Caring for creation isn’t a side project for the church — it’s woven into the very first pages of Scripture. Here’s why we started, and where we’re headed.
Read on →A ministry of Mt Tabor exploring what the Bible says about the earth we've been given — through events, learning, and a monthly newsletter.
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Caring for creation isn’t a side project for the church — it’s woven into the very first pages of Scripture. Here’s why we started, and where we’re headed.
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This is Mt Tabor Creation Care, a brand new site by Creation Care that's just getting started. Things will be up and
Caring for creation isn’t a side project for the church — it’s woven into the very first pages of Scripture. Here’s why we started, and where we’re headed.
Join us for a morning of gloves-on care for the creek behind the church, followed by a short outdoor liturgy and lemonade.
This month: chimney swifts return to the neighborhood, an update on the sanctuary energy study, and Psalm 104 for the summer.
You walk past them every Sunday. Meet five native plants growing on our own grounds — and what they do for the creatures around us.
A brief tour of the scriptural thread running from Genesis to Revelation — dominion, sabbath, jubilee, and the renewal of all things.
No guilt, no lectures — just ten practical changes members of the committee have actually made, roughly in order of ease.
Events, scripture reflections, local plants and wildlife, and simple ways to care for creation — once a month, in your inbox.