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Prayer for the Care of Creation

Annesley Aug 2015 (13)Thursday 1 September is the Global Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation when Orthodox, Evangelical, Catholic and other Christian communities around the world come together to pray for God’s good earth and our responsible use of His gift to us.

Please see the background to this day and resources for prayer here and spend a few moments with us in prayer.

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