Papers

Creation-care is a topic that demands thoughtful consideration as well as vigorous conversation.

We welcome your thoughts and feedback. To engage in conversation, go to our Blog and post a response to any of the articles.The entries in the blog are brief and are intended to provoke thoughtful response and to highlight happenings on the general subject of creation-care as we hear of them.

However, there are times when one needs to take a longer, more thoughtful look at the subject. That is what this section of our website is for - the sharing of papers on a variety of topics of interest to us and you.

We would like this to become an online journal of sorts. We're looking for contributions that will explore creation-care from a variety of angles: Theological, scientific, practical. We're very interested in work that explores creation-care and evangelical theology, but we also are interested in reporting on efforts by Christians to respond to environmental issues anywhere in the world.

We will seek to publish one or two new papers a month, and would encourage students (undergrad and grad) to submit papers for consideration by our editors.We would like previously unpublished work that meets basic academic and writing standards; we won't pay you - but we won't charge you, either! Use our contact page if you have a paper you would like us to consider.

Currently available papers:

Brown, Ed: Missions and the Environment: Confessions of a Reluctant Environmentalist (2001)

Brown, Ed: Missions and Creation-Care: Two Themes that Belong Together (2005)

Sorley, Craig: Glory Growing On Trees (2004)