Preaching for God's World

Amina, South India

Amina with recycled plastic bottles reused as plant holders at CSI Matriculation Higher Secondary School, part of the Climate Resilience Schools and Communities Programme (formerly Green School Programme), Diocese of Coimbatore, Church of South India.
USPG/Leah Gordon

Subramaniam

Subramaniam (a Malaiyaha Makkal/hill-country Tamil man) tends his crops in Dickoya, Sri Lanka.
USPG/Rebecca Allin

Island off Tonga

Archbishop Winston Halapua standing on an island off Tonga, where sea water is causing long-term damage to the trees.
USPG/Naomi Herbert

Encountering God in the Storm

Archbishop Dr Winston Halapua gives service, Encountering God in the Storm, and eucharist hosted by USPG at Greenbelt Festival 2017. USPG/Leah Gordon

Farming God's Way

Rev. David teaching Farming God's Way at St. Christopher Mangaro, Nyazura, Zimbabwe. USPG/Leah Gordon

Eunice

Eunice, part of the Chitanga farmers group, of the ‘Food Security and Livelihoods’ programme run by the Anglican Council of Malawi. USPG

Chitanga farmers group

The Chitanga farmers group, of the ‘Food Security and Livelihoods’ programme run by the Anglican Council of Malawi. USPG

Welcome to the new

‘Preaching for God’s World’

website

In light of our climate and ecological emergency we know how powerful a good sermon can be to mobilise action and to offer space for lament and hope in our churches and communities. We also know that this can be a daunting task.

We seek to help clergy, lay preachers and all Christians to explore the set lectionary readings for each week from the perspective of creation care and ecological justice. By providing weekly reflections from activists, theologians and church leaders across the world church we hope that this blog will resource and encourage Christians to grow in our care for God’s creation.