
Find out about and book onto events from our Environment Team.
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Find out about and book onto events from our Environment Team.
Thursday 30 July 2026 | 7:00pm-8:00pm
Join the session:
https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/326329999612941?p=Stgqq7X0QR6nCWjVIP
Meeting ID: 326 329 999 612 941 Passcode: hF7j7vE9
Creationtide, or the , takes place between 1 September and 4 October 2025. This year, Christians around the world are celebrating the theme of 'Peace with Creation'.
A guide for the 2025 season is available, so let’s pray, learn, and take action – caring for God’s world and working for peace and justice.
This is a joint conference hosted by Canterbury and Rochester ÑÇÖÞÂé¶¹s, coming together to celebrate and share our commitment to creation care.
We are delighted to be welcomed by St Luke’s, Maidstone who will showcase the amazing journey they have taken to decarbonise their church.
The programme will feature:
- Talk from A Rocha Trustee and URC Green Apostle
- Insights from three of our Gold Award Eco Churches
- Contributions from our children and young people
- Updates from our Net Zero team
- Reflections from Rochester and Canterbury Cathedrals
There will be opportunities to network, ask questions and exchange ideas with passionate people from across the region.
Growing Greener is a quarterly newsletter from our Environment team. It includes environmental news, campaigns, hints, tips and hope from across our diocese and beyond. and why not check out the .
The Wonder of Prayer - Creationtide - Flowing FreeThe Changing Lives Prayer NetworkÌýpublishes seasonal prayers four times a year, featuring beautiful artwork by Primrose Northrop.
Image: ‘Water Pollution’ by Primrose Northrop 2025
You are invited to pray these prayers, in unity with one another, across our diocese.
You might like to offer these prayers:
You can download our seasonal Creationtide prayer card.
There is also a Season of Creation prayer, as well as a collection of prayers submitted by Indigenous authors.