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Published on May 24, 2026

Becoming Communities of Creation

Becoming Communities of Creation is a one-stop guide for ministry and lay leaders looking to bring their community together in the act of caring for creation.

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Bring your community together in caring for God's creation.

Our church communities draw closer to God and one another when we come together to care for creation. But how do you get started? Becoming Communities of Creation is a one-stop guide for ministry and lay leaders looking to bring their community together in the act of caring for creation.

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Foster a Community That Cares for Creation

In Genesis, God called humanity to tend and care for the world he created.

This is not some dull responsibility. When we care for creation, we open up chances to connect with God, one another, and the entire created world.

Built on proven practices and real-life examples, Becoming Communities of Creation is a roadmap to starting a creation care team that brings your church closer to God and one another.

 

Three Steps: Forming a Community of Creation

Building a creation care team in your church may feel like a massive undertaking. Becoming Communities of Creation breaks it down into three straightforward steps:

Form Your Team

Guidance for building your creation care team and a self-inventory checklist to ensure you’re learning and growing together.

Make a Plan

Supportive resources to help you build a plan for your creation care team, from your first small acts of care to long-term goals.

Take Action

Examples for taking action that will make a real difference and guidance on how to choose actions that best fit your community.

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How Does It Work?

Becoming Communities of Creation is a ready-to-use guide for building a creation care team in your church community.

Besides giving practical actions, the guide also offers support for leaders navigating how to get buy-in and build enthusiasm in your community. It’s particularly helpful if you are:

  • A pastor looking to equip a passionate lay leader
  • A lay leader called to creation care
  • An existing creation care team looking to evolve your efforts
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Outsized Impact

When we care for creation, we are restoring ourselves just as much as we are the rest of creation.

Integrating Becoming Communities of Creation into your community will help your congregation connect:

  • Connect with God through a deeper love of his world
  • Connect with community by coming together in action
  • Connect with the rest of the created world, all of which praises God
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Related Resources & Content

There are so many ways to draw closer to God and one another through God’s creation. Explore resources, articles, and podcast episodes that can help you go further.

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Katharine Hayhoe | Every Reason to Care

Katharine Hayhoe returns to tell us what keeps her hopeful despite the dire situation we find ourselves in after the recent IPCC report on climate.

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Common Question

Why Should Christians Care for Creation?

As bearers of God’s image, all people have the responsibility and privilege of caring for God’s creation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Wondering how you can use Becoming Communities of Creation in your community? Explore the FAQ below. If it doesn’t address your questions, please send them to info@biologos.org.