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Preserving Creation

Girl hugging a tree with her eyes closed, surrounded by lush greenery.

The wonders of God’s creation are all around us: the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat. But it is easy for us to take this bounty for granted—or worse, contribute to its destruction. It is our duty to tend to what has been given to us. These rituals and prayers remind us of the sacred nature of that task.
 

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“All life on Earth depends on Interbreathing”

Sun rays break through clouds over a tranquil river lined with grass and trees, casting reflections on the water.

“I jump and splash, everything is very good”

A person stands with arms raised on a reflective beach at sunset, surrounded by a flock of birds in flight.

In awe of the majestic beauty of nature

Sunrise over a misty, grassy landscape with trees and a partly cloudy sky.

“Holy is this great earth!”

A woman in a yellow dress stands on grass with arms raised under a blue sky and clouds, with trees in the background.

Today for us is a new day on earth

A father and child catching fish with a net in a shallow stream on a sunny day.
Because aren’t we all / swirling dust, flashing shards / from a broken vessel of hope / too vast be contained?
two hands holding burning sparklers next to each other

“Help us to see ourselves in all creation, / and all creation in ourselves, ourselves in one another.”

Woman in white dress sitting on a rocky ledge, overlooking a lush green forest and rolling hills.

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