Resonate Global Mission, under the guidance of Steve Michmerhuizen, is organizing a year-long series of seminar sessions looking at the Christian’s role as steward of God’s creation in Central and Eastern Europe. These sessions will bring together speakers and participants for a 90-minute session and will include presentations by guests with discussion/Q&A time.

Session 1 is next week, 10 March at 13:00 CET and features Pastor Beredi Dusan Bera of Novi Sad (Serbia) and Dave Bookless discussing the topic of God’s Word and Creation Care. Registration is free but required, is limited to 100 people, and with preference given to those in the Central European region.*

Future session topics include the following, one session per month:
• God’s Word and Creation Care
• God’s World and Creation Care
• God’s Work for Us and Creation Care
• Creation Care and Culture: Already Stewards
• Climate Change: A Global Issue Facing Future Generations
• Creation Care in the Urban Landscape
• Creation Care Around the World
• Creation Care with the Church: Preaching and Teaching
• Creation Care with the Church: Worship and Liturgy
• Creation Care with the Church: Community

One registration will cover all future seminars. More information is here. Registration link here.

[*Would you like to see a seminar series like this for your region? Contact Ed or Dave – we’d love to help you organize it!]

The article is trying to articulate how creation care enhances Frontier
Missions as currently defined, but also tries to suggest that the
current definition is inadequate as it focuses only on people and not
also on place. To have a full, Kingdom-minded, integral definition of
Frontier Missions, we need to not only think about humans, but the wider
social and environmental contexts, which puts creation not serving,
but being served….

Bob says, “Let’s see what people think.” So, what do you think?

[Read the article here.]