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Creation Care Grants due: October 20th

2026

August

• New Season of Creation Daily Devotions Beginning September 1

• Indiana Bishops, Dioceses Offer Prayers and Resources as Deadly Extreme Weather Continues Statewide

• Episcopal Church Invites Applicants for Creation Care Grants, with New Emphasis on Eco-Regions

• In London, Kew Theology & Gardening Project Explores Faith, Nature and Climate

July

• In Kerala, Church of South India Bishop Cultivates Climate Justice

• Communion Forest Marks Fourth Birthday as Global Anglican Creation Care Movement Grows

• West Texas Diocese Applies Lessons from 2025 Floods to Its Relief Efforts after Latest Disaster

• Momentum Grows for Anglican Observance of the Feast of Creation in Christ

June

• Rhode Island Diocese Launches Solar Project to Support Camp Ministry, Congregations

• 'NOAH: A Futre of Hope' Exhibition to Be Showcased Soon in New York City

• New Book on ‘Green Worlds of C.S. Lewis: The Ecology of Aslan’s Realm’

• Bishop of Amazonia and Primate of Brazil appointed as Chair of the Anglican Communion Environmental Network

May

• Massachusetts Congregation Achieves Carbon Neutrality through a Mix of Energy Strategies

• Goat Herd Feasts on Michigan Church's Invasive Plants

• Northern Michigan display to bring awareness to extinct species

• Bexley Seabury Launches Climate Justice & Spiritual Resilience Program

April

• California's Oldest Congregation Supports Episcopal Energy Independence Goals with Solar Array

• Louisiana’s Environmental Evangelism Commission to Host Inaugural Earth Day Celebration

• Conference Charts Path to Biodiversity, Climate Justice in Africa

March

• Hawai‘i Diocese Calls for Prayers after Rainstorms, Floods Devastate O‘ahu’s North Shore

February

• How Much Is Enough? WCC Launches Lenten Fast on Climate and Inequality

• New Orleans Ministry Makes Plastic-Bag Sleeping Mats for Unhoused People Sleeping on the Streets

• 'NOAH: A Future Hope' Exhibition by CARAVAN

January

• Church Leaders Warn of Worsening Drought Situation in Eastern Africa, as Agencies Prepare Response