Creation Season Materials
The Environmental Stewardship Commission of the
Episcopal Church in Minnesota (MEESC)
has a collection of environmental and earth-centered reflections,
sermons, and commentaries on the lectionary readings. Additionally,
MEESC has prepared thematic materials for a Creation Season.
Some of these Creation Season materials are focused on specific
liturgical times and others are focused on tailored activities.
Available Creation Season Materials:
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Creation
Season Materials for Pentecost, Year B (2012):
The month of October (Proper 22 through 25) using the
Revised Common Lectionary. Theme: Human interacting/Reconciling
with "This fragile earth, our island home".
Materials include bulletin inserts, resources for Homilists,
Liturgists, Religious Education Leaders, and Clergy.
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Creation
Season Materials for Pentecost, Year B (2009):
The month of October (Proper 22 through 25) using the
Revised Common Lectionary. Theme: Human interaction
with "This fragile earth, our island home".
Materials include bulletin inserts, resources for Homilists,
Liturgists, Religious Education Leaders, and Clergy.
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Creason
Season Materials for Pentecost, Year A (2008):
The month of October (Proper 22 through 25) usin the Revised
Common Lectionary. Theme: Special Recognition of the
Place of Food in our Lives. Materials include bulletin
inserts, resources for Homilists, Liturgists, Religious
Education Leaders, and Clergy.
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Creation
Season Materials for Easter Season, Year A (2008):
The Easter Season, Year A, materials are based in the
Revised Common Lectionary and include bulletin inserts,
resources for Homilists, Liturgists, Clergy, and references
for follow-on activities.
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Creation
Season Materials, Year B (2006): Written for Propers
21 through 26, these materials have a theme for each Sunday
based on articles in our booklet on implementing the diocesan
convention resolution on the Spirituality of Food Production.
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Discussion of Creation Texts
We have begun a discussion of Creation
Texts in Scripture.This study was written in response
to a several discussions at and between MEESC meetings concerning
foundations of creation found in Scripture. There is a need
to do more than just write ad hoc pieces for lectionary texts.
We do better to look at the big picture, at least have in
mind an outline of major creation texts, and keep before us
the major issues in biblical interpretation. You are invited
to join the discussion with reflections, thoughts, and other
concerns that this article may raise in your spiritual and
ecological journeys.
We welcome you to share in these
reflections.
Please read, study and inwardly digest their contents.
If you desire, you may enter into dialog with the author or
provide your thoughts for posting. All that you need
to do to post your thoughts in this collection is to send
an e-mail to our webverger, any member
of the MEESC, or write to:
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