“Our mission is to gather a grassroots fellowship of Presbyterians to seek support and implementation of Restoring Creation through all agencies of ministry within the church; to foster networks of Presbyterians from all walks of life to learn from Holy Scripture and life experiences in order to share gifts and skills for restoring and preserving creation for future generations; to cooperate with others who are actively involved in living lightly on the earth through ecumenical, national and community organizations, and in all, to be faithful to the call of our Redeemer, Jesus Christ.”
Featured Events
AUGUST WEBINAR
Living Waters for the World: Learning Together through Clean Water Partnerships
Webinar Date: Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Time: 7:30 pm EDT/ 4:30 pm PDT
Presenter: Kendall Cox
Join us to learn about clean water partnerships from Kendall Cox, Director of Programs for Living Waters for the World, a non-profit organization that trains teams to work with partners on water purification projects. There are now over 1,150 water partnerships, from right here in the US and to 27 other countries, bringing clean water to God’s children. We will find out how we can support clean water access domestically and worldwide. CLICK HERE to download the How to Overcome the Bottled Water Habit brochure.
Sacred Creation: Justice Flows Down Like Water
Sacred Creation: Justice Flows Down Like Water, a Presbyterians for Earth Care Conference hosted at beautiful Ferncliff Camp & Conference Center, with the option to participate virtually. Grounded in our faith and the biblical vision of justice flowing like a mighty stream, this conference invites us to explore the sacredness of water—as a gift from God, a source of life, and a call to justice. Through worship, workshops, and community connection, we’ll engage the urgent need to protect water, advocate for equitable access, and renew our commitment to caring for all creation.
We Can Electrify Everything! RECORDING AVAILABLE
Webinar Date: Thursday, July 10, 2025
Presenter: Trisha Tull, Certified Electric Coach
It is more crucial than ever to find ways to stop burning fossil fuels. We can do this by fully electrifying our homes, churches, and transportation. In this webinar, Trisha Tull will introduce the ins and outs of electrification and the benefits available for doing so.
WEBINAR RECORDING AVAILABLE
Wild Indigo: Stewarding for Ecology on Church Land
Webinar Date: Thursday, June 12, 2025
Presenter: John Creasy, Founder and Director
What if congregations understood their stewardship of land to be a primary missional calling in our world today? Most congregations own some amount of land, some own large swaths of lawn. Imagine if every church saw their land as opportunities to bless their neighborhood, grow food and create opportunities for ecological restoration.
John will share some exiting examples of churches doing this kind of work with their neighbors. We’ll consider the possibilities for gardening, farming, reforestation and more, on church land.
WHAT WE DO
I Corinthians 4:1 Thus should one regard us: as servants of Christ and stewards of the mysteries of God.
Presbyterians for Earth Care (PEC) invites individuals and congregations to participate in the growing earth care movement within the PC(USA). PEC is a national eco-justice network that cares for God’s creation by connecting, equipping, and inspiring Presbyterians to make creation care a central concern of the church.
Presbyterians for Earth Care cares for God’s Creation by:
Connecting members through a grassroots network of people seeking to keep the sacred at the center of earth care, advocacy and action both inside and outside the walls of the church.
Equipping members with resources, ideas and information for a shared journey toward a healthier planet by growing and sharing theological understandings and perspectives on eco-justice issues.
Inspiring members through stories of individuals and groups who have responded to the sacred call to care for the earth – stories told person to person at events, and by newsletter, email, social media and devotions.
Presbyterians for Earth Care was formerly called Presbyterians for Restoring Creation.