Faith in action
Season of Creation 2026
Join Common Grace for Season of Creation 2026 with a daily devotional, podcast, webinar and practical Christian resources exploring faith, climate justice, and creation care.
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Join other Christians around the country who are taking a stand for God's creation and recognising our responsibility to preserve and restore our common home.
Australia has taken some great steps forward in responding to the climate crisis, with a notable reduction of almost 25% in carbon emissions since 2005, so we are moving in the right direction. However, we know that when it comes to action on the climate emergency, there is still a divide between what’s needed and what Australia has committed to. Our creative campaigns help equip local churches to build gracious and long-term relationships with our nation’s leaders. By investing in good relationships, we can communicate respectfully and effectively our hopes for change and positively influence government policy.
Together, we have an opportunity to exhort our national leaders to move more rapidly and with more integrity to decarbonise our economy and society. Together we can restore our common home and find a more sustainable trajectory for the future flourishing of our world.
Since September 2020, knitters from across Australia have been knitting the reality of our warming climate into the vivid and hauntingly beautiful Knit for Climate Action scarves. Over the ensuing years, climate stripe scarves have been gifted to family, friends, faith and community leaders, national and international politicians, with each scarf supporting bold and urgent action in responding to the climate crisis.
Find out more about this campaign here.
Every year, Christians around the world, from across denominations, commit the month of September as a season to celebrate God’s beautiful Earth, and renew our shared commitment to preserving and restoring that beauty. In the Christian calendar, this is called the Season of Creation. Common Grace produces resources for churches and faith communities to use to help engage and participate in the Season of Creation.
Join our movement of Common Grace as we come together from across the breadth of the Australian Church, to be equipped to call for Climate justice and First Nations justice. The Let Justice Flow Conference (LJF) aims to support hundreds of Christians to engage in meaningful, relationship-based advocacy with influential political decision-makers, inspiring them to champion climate justice in their communities.
The 3-day advocacy conference, shaped and led by the wisdom, voices, and perspectives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Christians, will help Australian Christians put their faith into action.
Find out more, register, or donate to the conference here.
The Five Leaf Eco-Awards are an Australian ecumenical environmental change program specifically designed for churches and religious organisations. Using a series of non-competitive awards the program assists, inspires and rewards faith communities for taking environmental action and becoming more sustainable in response to God’s call to care for creation.
Join Common Grace for Season of Creation 2026 with a daily devotional, podcast, webinar and practical Christian resources exploring faith, climate justice, and creation care.
Read moreNew research, conducted by NCLS Research for Common Grace, reveals Australian Christians are deeply concerned about climate change and ready to take meaningful action, but need clear, practical pathways to do so.
Read moreCome together with knitters from across Australia and mix your craft skills with your enthusiasm for climate justice.
Read moreWisdom is woven through all creation. In every season we’re all called to care for, indeed to love, God’s creation. Give now and plant tomorrow's seeds today.
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