As Creation Tide starts (1 September until 4 October) the Bishop of Oxford shares an example of how we can engage with the wonder of creation: It’s fascinating to watch a small child interact with a very small discovery in a garden path or a flower border. There’s enough miracle in that tiny patch of ground to keep a child entranced. Whatever happened to that quality of wonder in us?
Every year we encourage church communities to observe Creation Tide (aka a Time for Creation) and in 2011 it runs for the five weeks from 1 September to 4 October, which, with the downtime of summer holidays, may mean you need to start planning early. Here we summarise the CTBI’s 2011 resource ‘Our Daily Bread’.
Each year Creation Tide is celebrated from the 1st September to the second Sunday in October. Churches and groups are invited to use this time of the year to focus on, and promote the preservation of, Creation. Here we provide links to resources to help you mark Creation Tide.
