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Feb 4, 2023 10 min

Conference Epilogue

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In February 2023 CreationCall hosted their second online conference entitled ‘Churches Fasting The Environmental Crisis’. CreationCall is an apostolic initiative of ChristCentral. It focuses on our God-given responsibility to be good stewards of the earth that God created. We recognise that we live in a growing crisis of climate change and ecological breakdown. We want to encourage and support you and your churches to make faithful responses in your own situations, as part of your worship to God. This conference explored various themes. Initially we looked at the themes of Environment and Mission. We then looked at how individual churches are beginning to respond to the crisis. Finally we then looked at how various church movements are attempting to respond. Disclaimer: All talks on this website are the speakers own opinions and do not necessarily reflect the position of ChristCentral or Newfrontiers Legal: ChristCentral Churches Worldwide Ltd. Registered in England No. 08302020. Registered Charity No. 1151447. Copyright © 2023 All Rights Reserved - Christ Central Churches Worldwide Ltd. This production is protected by international copyright laws. Reproduction, Adaption and Distribution (whether online or otherwise), without written permission of the ChristCentral Media Team is prohibited. ChristCentral, ChristCentral Churches, Newfrontiers, TOAM, Together On A Mission

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