Presbyterians for Earth Care is looking for a part-time Conference Organizer to help us plan our next national conference (Fall 2025). If you have event planning experience and the time to devote to putting together the event, along with our Planning Team, we’d love to hear from you!CLICK HERE for the job description and compensation details! Submit your resume to pec@presbyearthcare.org. Please email us with any questions!
All are invited to join Presbyterians for Earth Care for a virtual monthly study of
2024–2025 PW/Horizons Bible Study
Let Justice Roll Down: God’s Call to Care for Neighbors and All Creation
by Patricia K. Tull, with Suggestions for Leaders by Rebecca Barnes
The group study will take place over Zoom on the Fourth Sunday of every month from September until May. For dates, times, and link to this 75 minute monthly gathering, please CLICK HERE.
EDIBLE LANDSCAPES & CLIMATE RESILIENCE – Click Here for Info & Registration
September 25th at 7:30 pm Eastern
Presenters: The Rev. Dr. Shelly Barrick Parsons, Exec. Director of Capital Trees and Scharmel Roussel, Exec. Director of Arkansas Interfaith Power & Light
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.