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Tuesday, 10 July 2012

Creation Time 2012


The CTBI Creation Time resources for 2012 now on web.  This year’s theme is Sustainable energy in creation - Time for prayer and action.

See the resources at  www.ctbi.org.uk/creationtime

Resources for this year are available for free download, including sermon notes, prayers of intercession, group study and liturgical material. A range of other liturgical material can be found in Additional Resources 2010 . An updated version of this will be available in August 2012.

There are also articles for inclusion in church magazines.

The Church of Scotland will be issuing additional worship material for Creation Time on its Starters for Sunday web page in late July.

Thursday, 21 July 2011

Creation Time 2011

Creation time is organised by the Council of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI). Creation Time 2011 runs from 1st September to 4th October and can be integrated into harvest festival activities to promote sustainable living.

This year's theme is "Our Daily Bread - Food in God's Creation":
'What's the food like?', 'Who is providing the food?', 'Is there enough food to go round?' Our everyday talk constantly makes reference to food, which is no surprise, as food and drink are essentials for life and survival.
When we pray "Give us our daily bread" we are both acknowledging our dependence on God's generosity and our realisation that the answer to that prayer needs to include agriculture, commerce, sharing, trade-justice, animal welfare, diet and a host of other considerations.

A range of resources are available including:
  • Sermons / sermon notes
  • Prayers
  • Ecumenical service
  • Discussion group resource - Sustainable farming
  • Study / discussion resource
  • 8 day harvest (re-imaging harvest)
  • Background paper
  • Additional resources
  • Advertising flyer
  • Translations
To download these please go to the Creation Time web site:

http://www.ctbi.org.uk/542