What words express our awe and wonder of creation?

What words do we use to confess our abuse of creation?

‘Creation is charged with the grandeur of God.’ – Kelvin Inglis, UK

Creation prayers and worship resources:

Aho Mitakuye Oyasin, all my relations — Lakota Nation, North America

Be content with what you have — Joyce Dent, Hampshire UK

Blessing God’s Creatures — Woodland Hills Community Church, USA

Cafe Church, Open Table Service — Star-gazing, God’s awesome creation

Confession of environmental responsibility — Ana Gobledale, Australia

Cosmic Walk, an interactive ritual

Creation Communion — Ana Gobledale, UK

Earth Day – 22 April

Earth Day confession & repentance prayers — Justice Ministries, USA

Earth Day Service – Sunday Morning Sustainability

Earth Prayer — Canada

Earth Prayer — David Pickering, UK

Earth Prayer — Manitoba Buddhist Temple, Canada

Eco-Church Songs

Genesis 1-2, a choral reading, Heaven and Earth

Genesis 1:26-31a, In Our Hands, an Earth Day drama

God of Creation (on reading Genesis 1) — Merryl Blair, Australia

God’s Garden — Alice Robson, USA

Golden Ball, reflections at sunset–Joyce Dent, UK

Harvest Hymns — George Stuart, Australia

Litany of Hope for Earth Day — Eco-Justice Ministries, USA

Our Mother Creator, Responsive Reading, Genesis 1 —  Jann Aldridge-Clanton, USA

Prayer movement launched for a just global climate agreement

Psalm 104, Cool waters — Ana Gobledale, UK

Psalm 148, The Divine Gardener — Ana Gobledale, UK

Psalm 98, a Collect — Merryl Blair, Australia

Question for God — Kennedy Chisompola, Zambia

Solidarity with creation — Lawrence Moore, UK

Splish Splash! — A Child’s Water Prayer — Thandiwe Dale-Ferguson, Colorado USA

The earth needs saving — Lawrence Moore, UK

Water, Holy Water: a blessing service — Justice Ministries, USA

What will it take to renew the earth? A Litany — Jane Blewet, USA (adapted)