Honoring and
Protecting Creation

Called as Christians to this Work

In living out our baptismal covenant to strive for justice and peace among all people, we are called to tend to the planet that houses and nourishes all people and to have wisdom and reverence in this work so that the earth is a source of healthy life for each of the more than 8 billion people now inhabiting the planet, as well as for those who come after us. Created in the image of God, we are co-creators–fellow workers–inspired to bring about healing and wholeness when we see sickness and brokenness. We see the suffering of people that is caused by lack of clean water, clean air, and nutrient-rich food. We see the many signs of environmental degradation. We can’t ignore the impact of our habits and lifestyles on the earth that supports all people.

General Convention Resolutions

Read about creation care resolutions passed at General Convention 2024 here.
View full list of Episcopal Church creation care resolutions here.

Diocesan Resolution

In October 2022, the 135th Annual Convention of the Episcopal Church in Colorado passed the resolution “Call for Creation Care Action” sponsored by the Creation Care Team for the Episcopal Church in Colorado. The resolution called on all congregations to engage in the work of caring for creation. A survey in early 2023 assessed ways congregations in our diocese were already engaged in the work of caring for creation. A second survey was sent out in early 2025 to help us understand how our diocese has grown in the depth and breadth of its creation care ministry. View Call for Creation Care Action Resolution and 2023 2023 Survey Results Report.

Care of Creation Newsletter

Each month the Creation Care Team shares news and resources to inspire and support congregations, diocesan institutions, individuals, and families in the life-giving work of caring for creation.

Advisory group for the Episcopal Church in Colorado.

The Rev. Gary Brower
Rector, Good Shepherd, Centennial

Jesse Brown
Spiritual Director

The Rev. Linda Brown
Deacon for Care of Creation, Cathedral Ridge

Susan Groeger
Parishioner, St. Luke’s, Fort Collins

Missioner Tracy Methe
Office of the Bishop Liaison to Creation Care Team

Carl Peterson
Parishioner, All Saints’, Loveland

Carol Tillman
Parishioner, Holy Comforter, Broomfield

Ways You and Your Congregation Can Make a Difference

Here are six ways you and your congregation can engage in the work of honoring and protecting creation. Click on the images below to find inspiration and explore resources.

Changing Hearts through Formation

Cultivating Love &
Giving Thanks

Restoring Land &
Healthy Food Systems

Acknowledging the Wholeness of the Community of Creation

Embracing Change & Choices for the
Common Good

Increasing Our Impact through Advocacy

Upcoming Events

Creation Care Family Camp
At Cathedral Ridge: Thursday, June 19 (late afternoon), to Sunday, June 22 (mid-morning). Register now >

The Serviceberry ~ A Creation Care Book Study for Lent: Thursdays, March 13, 20, 27, and April 3, 12:00-1:00 pm via Zoom. Learn more and register >

Mark Your Calendar

Creation Care Retreat 2025: Friday, September 26 (late afternoon), to Sunday September 28 (mid-morning). More information coming soon!

Organizations to Support You in Your Work

The Episcopal Church Creation Care Ministry. Visit website >
One Home One Future. Visit website >
Climate Justice Ministries. Visit website >