Caring for the earth as an act of worship, stewardship, and shared responsibility.
Redeeming Earth meets seekers along two pathways — Faith & Science — and leads both, through awe and wonder, into a shared vocation: the care of the world we have been given.
A church that worships through stewardship, and a culture that recognizes the Author of the design it studies.
To equip people of faith and people of science to practice biomimicry, circular design, and regenerative work — three convergent disciplines through which creation is being healed.
Where both pathways land: learn, echo, heal.
These three practices are the convergence point of our two pathways. They are the everyday work of creation care — and the language in which scripture and science can finally speak together.
Learning from creation
Biomimicry
Studying the genius already present in the natural world — and designing what we make to echo it.
Echoing creation
Circular Design
Building systems where nothing is wasted, because in God's economy every fragment is gathered up.
Healing creation
Regenerative Practice
Working the land and our communities so that we leave them more alive than we found them.
How worship becomes work: read our theory of change.
A short, plain-language map of how Redeeming Earth moves people from wonder to practice — and what we are trying to build over the next decade.
“The earth is the Lord's, and everything in it.”
Psalm 24:1