Season of Creation is an ecumenical celebration focused on prayer and action for the environment.
It runs annually from September 1 to October 4. The 2025 theme, Peace with Creation, invites communities to reflect, pray, and act for environmental justice, inspired by Isaiah 32:14–18
INTRODUCTION TO SEASON OF CREATION 2025:
2025 introductory video by faith leaders:
https://youtu.be/_dSlI78-W5o?si=wwjGB4WyZELtvn-U
A downloadable Guide on Season of Creation here:
EN_SoC Celebration Guide 2025_Final 1.pdf – Google Drive
HOME/SMALL GROUP RESOURCES:
Thought Provoking videos with Rev David Coleman
Season of Creation- video brochure with links
SERMONS ON CREATION CARE:
Blog-2409 01 Feast of Creation
Good Shepherd, Good Earth – Preaching for God’s World
THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST – Preaching for God’s World
Focussing on Participation – Preaching for God’s World
FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST – Preaching for God’s World
PRAYERS:
Creation prayers from Laudato Si here:
LSM PRAYER BOOK.pdf – Google Drive
Prayers from A Rocha:
Season-of-Creation-2024-Prayer.pdf
Further prayer and poems from Eco Church Scotland here:
CREATION 2024: A PAGE OF PRAYERS & POEMS
WORSHIP:
00a Creation themed songs and worship
New worship songs on Creation here:
Further Liturgical resources maybe found here from Eco Church Scotland:
Youth and Children’s Resources
All Age/Intergenerational service – involve children & young people in the planning and delivery. They reflect the image of God and have a lot to say about caring for our planet. Using natural resources, like water, stones, plants, seeds etc along with a globe or world map you could create a prayer table to use a prompt as you pray for our planet. As a response to the All Age service you could engage the congregation in making a dove to reflect this years theme of Peace with Creation. Anne E Neuberger has put together a resource list which is attached.
If you live near water or a beach perhaps you could organise a beach clean.https://www.mcsuk.org/what-you-can-do/join-a-beach-clean/
If your church has some outside space, consider making a bug hotel. https://www.rspb.org.uk/helping-nature/what-you-can-do/activities/build-a-bug-hotel
There are a number of resources and lots of information on their website, linked here: https://seasonofcreation.org/resources/
