Meditation – The Earth is the Lord’s
Combines Scripture and striking images that showcase the glory of God’s creation. Prepared by Elizabeth Perry.
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Combines Scripture and striking images that showcase the glory of God’s creation. Prepared by Elizabeth Perry.
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A beautiful powerpoint that Elizabeth created, reflecting on the ways that we can see God’s love manifested in the ordinary. Especially suitable for Christmas time, but can be used at any point during the year.
A powerpoint Elizabeth prepared as the Paris climate talks approached, offering us a way of reflecting on climate and preparing for the climate talks in the light of Advent.
Download it here: Advent Light
Combines the words of St Francis’ Canticle of the Creatures with images of creation. We also have a hymn powerpoint which uses some of the same images alongside the words of ‘All Creatures of Our God and King’, which is based on St Francis’ prayer. Great if you’re doing work on St Francis or Laudato Si’.
Words and seasonal (Spring) images as a springboard for praise, worship and thanksgiving. Prepared by Elizabeth Perry.
A beautiful setting of words from prayers by Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town Desmond Tutu – appropriate for Earth Day, Earth Sunday or other times when you want to emphasise care for creation.
/From 1st – 12th December 2014 representatives of 195 countries gathered in Lima, Peru for the 20th round of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change negotiations. Lima was a crucial stepping-stone on the road to the December 2015 Paris conference, which aimed to achieve a legally binding and universal agreement on climate, from all the nations of the world.
As the delegates gathered, people around the world held events asking world leaders to find the courage and generosity that is needed to have successful negotiations. Organized by Our Voices, Light for Lima was one of these – a global call to prayer, sent to people of all beliefs.
As Christians, we yearned – and still yearn – to bring our concerns in this area before God, who created and sustains the world. To help us offer our prayers and in thanksgiving for the faith and hope we have in Christ, CCOW has prepared a powerpoint reflection, Advent Light, for Lima which draws together the themes of Advent, light, darkness, and climate change. We hope you find it helpful.
Download it here: Advent Light/”Light for Lima”