Getting Started
Are you an Episcopalian with a passion for climate justice and creation care? You don’t have to be an expert to get involved in tangible ways that make a difference. Is your congregation in an eco-region network? Get plugged in with organizers. Dig in with a small group to learn how to “Love God, Love God’s World” in nine immersive sessions. Consider signing up for a free, four-hour climate ambassador training to strengthen your knowledge about climate change and how to work toward climate justice.
If your strengths and interests are in worship, maybe you’d like to introduce “Stations of Creation” during the fall Season of Creation or incorporate other liturgies for honoring God in creation.
For those who follow environmental news and feel called to action, learn from our Office of Government Relations about legislative issues related to creation care and environmental justice. Sign up to receive Episcopal Public Policy Network action alerts, which give you a quick pathway to email your elected officials about pressing legislation.
Find additional resources, examples, and information below.
Renewable energy
Partner organizations
The Episcopal Church is involved with many ministries and organizations—within the Anglican Communion and beyond—that are committed to creation stewardship. Find a list of these groups below.
Anglican Communion Environmental Network
This global network—which includes The Episcopal Church—seeks to increase conservation, protection, and restoration activities and to deepen care for creation within the church.
Blessed Tomorrow and ecoAmerica
The Episcopal Church partners with Blessed Tomorrow, an initiative of ecoAmerica that works with diverse religious and denominational leaders to care for creation and address climate change.
Creation Justice Ministries
The Episcopal Church is a founding member of Creation Justice Ministries, a national ecumenical Christian organization with a mission to educate, equip, and mobilize faith communities to protect, restore, and more rightly share God’s creation.
Episcopal Camps and Conference Centers
More than 100 Episcopal campus, retreat and conference centers worldwide seek formation and transformation of people of all ages through nurturing relationships with God, each other, and creation.
Episcopal Relief & Development
This international relief and development agency of The Episcopal Church partners with local communities worldwide to develop and sustain climate resilience.
Green Anglicans
Also known as the Anglican Church in South Africa’s Environmental Network (ACSA-EN), Green Anglicans aims to support churches and dioceses in sustaining and renewing the Earth.
Greenfaith
Greenfaith is an interfaith partnership dedicated to inspiring, educating and mobilizing people of diverse religious backgrounds for environmental leadership.
Gwich’in Steering Committee
Leaders in the Gwich’in Nation protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska—its land, wildlife, and people. The Episcopal Church has long supported this Indigenous people, many of whom are Episcopalians.
Center for Religion & Environment at Sewanee | University of the South
The Center for Religion and Environment at Sewanee seeks to be a space for faithful experimentation and deep connection toward a flourishing creation.
Creation care monthly calls
Fourth Wednesdays, 3 p.m. ET
