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.
Read moreAs Christians, we long to see a flourishing world, but our chance to pass on a clean energy future to our children is quickly slipping away.
Already 1 in 5 Australian houses use solar energy - whether solar panels (14%) or solar hot water. But what about the most visible house in the nation? Let’s crowd fund solar panels for Kirribilli House as a Christmas gift for the nation.

Our government has been trying to decrease the modest Renewable Energy Target (RET) that’s been in place since the Howard era, resulting in a staggering 70% drop in investment into Australian renewables this year [1].Without a strong Target our reliance on fossil fuels keeps on increasing and the future of renewable energy is uncertain.
But Australians aren’t uncertain about the future. Nearly 90% of Australians support the RET [2] – so it’s clear, Aussies love renewables like John the Baptist loved locusts. Just recently the Government has indicated they want to restart negotiations on the RET and are willing to budge on their initial stance [3], giving Christians an opportunity to do something practical to influence the final decision before it’s too late.
Chip in to give solar panels to the nation this Christmas!
PS. CORRECTION - When we created the image, we should have said 'solar energy' rather than 'solar panels'; only 14% have solar panels, 3 times as many as 3 years ago. 1 in 5 houses do use solar energy whether solar panels (14%) or solar hot water systems.
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.
Make a donationNew analysis questions assumptions about Christian conservatism on climate
Gershon Nimbalker, Common Grace's National Director, reflects on the federal Coalition's recent nuclear proposal and what it means for our call to be faithful stewards of God’s good creation.
Jane Kelly reflects on her recent journey to Gudanji Country and the deep and important call for us to care for God’s beautiful creation.
As we mark Australia’s Earth Overshoot Day, 23 March, in this season of Lent 2023, Claire Harvey encourages us to consider how we can respond to this moment as a catalyst for collective action.