From the foreword by John Stott
Surveying our world today, we can easily feel overwhelmed by the seemingly unstoppable destruction of the environment. News of deforestation, extinction of species, over-fishing, global warming, and the build-up of toxins in the very soil, plus forecasts of future catastrophe can cause us to wonder whether we can make any difference at all.
The Bible clearly shows that we each have a God-given responsibility towards the natural world, however. This book brings together a distinguished group of environmental and theological experts to examine the implications of the biblical teaching on the relationship between human creatures and creation. Interspersed are stories from around the world, drawn from the work of A Rocha, an international Christian organisation dedicated to environmental conservation, offering hope for the healing and transformation of the land.
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Caring for Creation is edited by the Revd Sarah Tillett, who is a member of A Rocha and chaplain to the Church of England's Media Council. She is also a trustee and director of Tearfund UK and based at a church in the West Midlands. Previously, she was a broadcaster and writer, living in Hong Kong.
Contributors to Caring for Creation include:
- The Revd Peter and Mrs Miranda Harris: International Directors of A Rocha
- Eugene H. Peterson: pastor, scholar, writer and poet. Professor Emeritus of Spiritual theology at Regent College, Vancouver, Canada.
- Sir Ghillean T. Prance: Scientific Director of the Eden Project, Cornwell
- Sir John Houghton: chairman of the John Ray Initiative; has held positions as Professor of Physics at Oxford University, Director General and Chief Executive of the UK Meteorological Office and Chairman of the UK Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution.
- Dr. James Houston: specialist in historical geography, teaching for 23 years at Oxford University, where he was fellow of Hertford College. Founding Principal and Chancellor of Regent College, Vancouver.
- Dr. Vinoth Ramachandra: Secretary for Dialogue and Social Engagement (Asia) with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students.
- Mr Will Simonson: A Rocha International's Scientific Coordinator
- Dr. R.J. Berry: Moderator of the Environmental Issues Networkof Churches Together in Britain and Ireland; member of A Rocha International Council of Reference.
- Dr. Peter Carruthers: a director of the John Ray Initiative, an educational charity that aims to develop and communicate a Christian understanding of the environment.
- The Revd Dave Bookless: founder and director of A Rocha UK, based in Southall, London.
- Dr. Christopher J.H. Wright: International Ministries Director of the Langham Partnership International.
- Directors of A Rocha from around the globe
ISBN: 9781841014395 1841014397
Catalogue code: N/A
Publisher: Bible Reading Fellowship
Format: Paperback


