Eco-congregration is an A Rocha UK project that developed from a partnership between ENCAMS and the Environmental Issues Network of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland. The site offers free resources including bible studies for congregations, small groups, youth, and children which examine the connection between scripture and creation care.

Writer and teacher Ellen Bernstein is founder of Shomrei Adamah, Keepers of the Earth, the first national Jewish environmental organization. She has written several books on the biblical story of creation and modern ecological issues. The Splendor of Creation garnered critical acclaim for its insightful reading of the Book of Genesis and discussion of contemporary environmental issues. Ecology and the Jewish Spirit: Where Nature and the Sacred Meet treats the long-neglected themes of nature that appear throughout the biblical creation story, ancient Jewish texts, traditional law, the holiday cycles, prayer, mitzvot (good deeds), and community. The site includes excerpts from her various books, and resources and tips for creating environmentally sustainable faith practices.    

The mission of the John Ray Initiative (JRI) is to promote responsible environmental stewardship in accordance with Christian principles and the wise use of science and technology. Its aim is to both inform and challenge, to develop understanding of the environment and the way in which human society interacts with it, and to incite action in support of environmental protection and sustainable development. JRI looks at the theology of the environment by exploring Biblical teachings and providing theological resources on creation and stewardship. Articles, slides, and seminar materials can be downloaded for free: http://www.jri.org.uk/index.php/resources/

"Leaps and Bounds" part of the Affording Hope Project, is a theatrical piece conceived by Tevyn East Kelly, a performance artist who explores how faith, ecology and the global economy intersect. Tevyn draws on a variety of art forms--storytelling, song, poetry, movement and drama to shed light on the driving factors of our ecological crisis. She explores in-depth the scriptural foundations of just ecology/economy, challenging and inspiring faith communities to imagine alternative ways of living and being that will promote human wellness and ecological health. Presented before 70 communities in over 40 cities across the United States, the one-woman show is on its second nation-wide tour. Check out the site to learn more about Tevyn East Kelly and her vision of using art to awaken peoples' imaginations to new ways of inhabiting and relating to earth.

The Orthodox Fellowship of the Transfiguration is an Orthodox response to the growing ecological crisis whose mission is to inform and educate regarding the nature of such environmental challenges and to offer appropriate responses, which includes explanations of the church’s teachings and scripture and their call to us to care for God’s creation.

A Season of Creation provides biblical, liturgical, and preaching resources that focus on the story of Earth. It is committed to a ministry of healing Earth, in partnership with Christ and creation. The site offers a list of readings for the Season of Creation, celebrated during the four Sundays in September prior to the Feast of St Francis of Assisi (October 4) http://seasonofcreation.com/worship-resources/readings/, and a corresponding bible/text study for each year of the three-year cycle: