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Celebrating the Season of Creation

Aug 31, 2020
1 min read

Christians of all traditions acknowledge creation as a gift from God – a gift that we are called to care for and manage responsibly. Together with the European ecumenical community we invite you to celebrate the Season of Creation from 1 September – 4 October, and 1 September as the Day for Creation.


On the website of European Christian Environmental Network (ECEN) you find beautiful ideas and materials on how to celebrate this time with your church and your community. For this year the ecumenical community has created a special Celebration Guide which brings together liturgical materials from around the world and helps churches to design their own worship services.


Materials from previous years are available on the same site in different European languages and arranged according different categories, e.g. Bible study, meditation, prayers of intercession, etc.


On the EBF website (resources) you find also several materials and links to different resource centres which help to reflect on the biblical theme of creation and creation care.


Make use of these resources and celebrate the Season of Creation!

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UmaPreston
19 hours ago

https://canadaslotguide.com came to mind when I read about the Celebration Guide gathering liturgical materials from around the world, because that kind of shared structure is what makes a season feel doable for a small congregation. In my experience, the years our church handed out a simple weekly reading were the ones people actually talked about afterward, rather than the season passing unnoticed between services.

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rdj stark
Oct 27

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