Your Guide to Celebrate the Season of Creation 2025

The Season of Creation 2025 is approaching, and we invite the global community to unite in prayer and action for our common home. This year’s theme, “Peace with Creation,” inspired by Isaiah 32:14–18, challenges us to reflect on our role in healing a world harmed by environmental degradation, conflict, and injustice.

What’s Inside the Season of Creation 2025 Celebration Guide?

The Celebration Guide is your step-by-step resource to learn, pray, and take meaningful action throughout the season. It includes:

• Ideas for prayer and liturgy, including an Ecumenical Prayer Service 
• Ways to incorporate this year’s theme and symbol into your activities 
• Reflections on Scripture and creation care 
• Inspiration for community engagement, advocacy, and ecological restoration 
• Links to webinars, sample promotional materials, and official Season of Creation social media channels 

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How to Bring “Peace with Creation” to Your Community

This year’s theme urges us to move from desolation to restoration. Here are some practical ways to engage:

• Introduce the Theme: Host a session to share the theme, reflect on Isaiah 32, and plan local actions. 
• Explore Justice and Ecology: Explore how environmental harm is linked to conflict in workshops or study groups. 
• Develop a Creative Expression: Use drama, art, or music to embody the theme. 
• Honor Defenders: Hold prayers for those protecting our common home, including Indigenous leaders and faith advocates. 
• Check Past Plantings: Revisit trees or seeds planted during last year’s Season and reflect on progress. 
• Plant Seeds: Distribute seeds for planting in degraded areas as a symbol of hope and renewal. 
• Community Garden: Collaborate to create shared gardens that restore biodiversity and foster community connection. 

Celebrate the Season. Take Action for Creation.

As we face the urgent need to phase out fossil fuels, the Season of Creation invites us to a deep spiritual conversion and bold ecological action. Together, let’s walk the path from despair to hope, from exploitation to restoration.