Save the date!
Plan for your congregation to participate in the first Creation Sunday in 2026.
6 September 2026
What is Creation Sunday? Churches around the world have selected the first Sunday of September to celebrate God’s act of creation as a key proclamation of our faith.
Join other Anabaptist churches – along with other Christian traditions* – to celebrate God’s act of creation on Creation Sunday.
Read more about Creation Sunday 2026
Creation Sunday (the Feast of Creation) occurs at the beginning of the month-long ecumenical feast, Season of Creation
This hub supports pastors and congregations with Creation Sunday worship resources.
Creation Sunday resource feed
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Care for Creation – Plant a Tree!
Planting trees is a sign of hope; makes a difference in caring for the God’s creation; and is an investment in a better future.
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Responding to Climate Crisis as a Missional Responsibility
Indonesia 2022: workshop Humanity is facing cataclysmic impacts of the climate crisis and enormous effects of the loss of natural ecosystems and biodiversity. What is our calling as partners in…
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Land and water protection: peace work and the environment
Indonesia 2022: workshop Across many continents, Community Peacemaker Teams has supported accompaniment work in communities that suffer from environmentally and socially disruptive extractive industries. This workshop explores stories of individuals…
Creation Sunday story feed
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COP 30 blogs by a Dutch Mennonite
Updates from COP 29 – United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) This year, Marijke van Duin was once again an observer at the annual United Nations Climate Summit as a delegate of the…
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General Council leaves a mark
At a prayer meeting, a Mennonite World Conference staff member prayed that the presence of Anabaptists gathered in Germany for General Council meetings would leave a mark. Although the prayer was to leave behind the…
*Denominational bodies who are collaborating on the Creation Sunday (Feast of Creation) are the Anglican Communion, Baptist World Alliance, Coptic Orthodox Church, Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, The Lutheran World Federation, Mennonite World Conference, Pentecost World Fellowship (Creation Care Taskforce), The Salvation Army, World Communion of Reformed Churches, World Evangelical Alliance, World Methodist Council.