The Episcopal Church, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America , the Anglican Church of Canada, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada have prepared a series of devotions that will help the faithful celebrate the Season of Creation, which runs from 1 September through 4 October.

Every year, Christian organizations celebrate Christmas. Every year on Easter Sunday, we rejoice for Jesus’ resurrection. Seven weeks later, Christian organizations around the globe spend time reflecting during the Pentecost season.

Hundreds of Christians came together on Monday to learn how the global ecumenical family can better care for our common home this Season of Creation, a month of prayer and action to protect all of creation from 1 September to 4 October.

Catholics around the world will come together in May to prepare for the Season of Creation, the ecumenical celebration of prayer and action for our common home that is held 1 September through 4 October each year.

The Season of Creation is this special time of year when Christians from all around the world unite to pray and act for our common home. This year, we experienced a bolder sense of momentum and unity across the Christian family.

This is what change sounds like: the church bells that rang around the world in solidarity as a record four million young people in 150 countries marched in climate strikes on September 20.