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Supporting the territory to care for creation and tread softly on our common home.
Caring for creation helps us as a Movement to love God and love others. It is one of our five mission priorities – how we care for creation connects with and impacts the other four: how we share the good news, serve others without discrimination, nurture disciples and seek justice and reconciliation.
Resources and events
All resourcesWorship resources to give a regular focus to the importance of this topic and to understand more about the fullness of God's nature and purpose.
Great Big Green Week is a great opportunity to live out our mission priority to care for creation.
An ecumenical church service before the Restore Nature Now march, with space to pray and reflect on the climate crisis.
This discipleship material for children’s groups focuses on caring for creation and protecting the environment.
Youth small group material focusing on caring for creation and protecting the environment
Articles and media
Election principles: Building a flourishing world
‘We cannot be ignorant’: Young Salvationists talk caring for creation
Mission priorities explained: Care for creation
Make do and mend
Ep 69: Sunday Worship with Major Heather Poxon
Wildflower seeds: Your opportunity to sow a brighter future
Army participates in Green Church awards
Logging in to the Environmental Champions Network
No Faith In Fossil Fuels: Standing against apathy
Why make Christmas green?
13 tips to have yourself a very eco Christmas
Territory announces target to tackle carbon emissions
Clothes need recycling? Sorted
Veggie for a day… or longer?
Growing opportunities across the territory
Wildfires: 'We can no longer stand idly by'
The All Terrain Podcast: Episode 40
SATCoL conference 2023
Our Planet: Seeing the bigger picture
Caring for creation at Together 2023
Declaration of climate emergency
Ep 15: Sunday Worship with Major Phil Howe
Why the Army is declaring a climate emergency
World Bee Day: Get free seeds for your corps or centre!
Shetland: Prayers, produce and polytunnels
Salvationists join ecumenical stand for climate justice
No Faith in Fossil Fuels: Why I’m walking
Uniform Take Back Scheme: The new environmental initiative from SP&S
Redruth Corps: An eco chain in the community
Faith at work: 'I didn’t really like the person I was'
'This is God's world: The urgency is now'
The All Terrain Podcast: Episode 32
Forest of Dean: Becoming an eco church
Kids Alive! World: Tips for going green
My seven tips for caring for creation
Discover more
The Salvation Army's International Positional Statement on Caring for the Environment.
As the Army steps up its response to climate change, Major Heather Poxon outlines her role as territorial environmental officer.
Simon Hope finds out how mission and environmentalism is intertwining in the Forest of Dean.