Join Christians worldwide in celebrating the Season of Creation from 1 September through 4 October.
The Season of Creation, which runs from 1 September through to St Francis Day on 4 October, is an annual celebration of prayer, learning, and action for Creation. The theme for this year is “To hope and act with Creation”.
Join the following activities:
Prayer Service for Creation Day - 1 September 2024
Sign on to the Gates Letter - September to October 2024
Green Action Week - September to November 2024
WCPCC ZOOM Prayer Forum -03 September 2024, 5 pm (SATS)
Webinar: How to Appeal the License for Koeberg's life extension - 10 September 2024
Close of Season of Creation webinar on World Animal Day - 4 October 2024
Support the Cage-Free SA campaign on World Animal Day:
Join us in celebrating #WorldAnimalDay on October 4th by standing up for the rights of animals everywhere! We’re calling on faith leaders to share their voices for our feathered friends.
Record a short video (up to 45 seconds) or snap a photo with a #CageFreeSA placard to show your support for ending battery cages and promoting humane treatment for hens and all animals.
Send your clips and pics to mmathapelo@safcei.org.za or zwelisha@safcei.org.za by Monday, 30 September 2024. Let’s make a difference together—because hens don’t have a voice, but we do!
Below are some more ideas to celebrate the Season of Creation:
Resources:
Season of Creation celebration guide
Season of Creation 2024 manual Anglican Church of Southern Africa (Green Anglicans)
Johannesburg Anglican Eco-Spiritual Initiative Season of Creation resources
African Faith Leaders Demand Reparations from Gates - Press Conference Recording
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SAFCEI (Southern African Faith Communities’ Environment Institute) is a multi-faith organisation committed to supporting faith leaders and their communities in Southern Africa to increase awareness, understanding and action on eco-justice, sustainable living and climate change.
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