Several national organizations are dedicated to environmental health and the care of creation and grounded in a biblical worldview. Through education, research, worship, and practical action, they seek to help individuals, churches, and communities faithfully live out God’s call to steward and protect the earth.
**Organizations are listed in alphabetical order.
Anglican Creation Care Network
The Anglican Creation Care Network is a ministry committed to affirming Christ as Creator and equipping Christians to faithfully steward God’s world. It frames creation care as an act of obedience, discipleship, and witness, offering resources and community to encourage practical, biblically grounded environmental engagement.
A Rocha USA is a Christ-centered conservation organization helping Christians and churches live out God’s calling to care for creation through community-based environmental projects, education, and partnerships that protect and restore habitats and species. Rooted in biblical faith and informed by rigorous science, it equips individuals and communities to engage in practical creation care as part of faithful discipleship and witness.
Au Sable Institute is a Christian organization that inspires and educates people to serve, protect, and restore God’s earth through field-based environmental science education, research, and community programs. Rooted in Scripture, it offers hands-on courses, outreach, and stewardship training to equip students and communities with the knowledge and skills for faithful environmental care and leadership.
The American Scientific Association
The ASA Network (American Scientific Affiliation) is a fellowship of Christians in science and related fields committed to thoughtful integration of Christian faith and mainstream science. It provides publications, events, and community resources that encourage rigorous scholarship, dialogue, and faithful engagement at the intersection of science, theology, and the church.
BioLogos is a Christian nonprofit that explores the harmony between biblical faith and modern science, especially evolutionary creation. It offers articles, podcasts, and resources that help Christians thoughtfully engage questions about God, creation, and the natural world.
Blessed Earth is a Christian nonprofit that equips people of faith to care for God’s creation through biblically grounded education, resources, and events. It promotes creation care as an expression of love for God and neighbor, providing workshops, retreats, and practical tools for individuals and communities to live out their environmental calling.
Circlewood is a Christian community committed to “accelerating the greening of faith” by helping individuals and faith communities grow in ecological awareness and care rooted in spiritual renewal and practical earthkeeping. It offers media like the Earthkeepers podcast, educational programs, and a transformative learning center at Circlewood Village to foster connection, co-learning, and collaborative action for creation care.
Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN)
Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN), a Christian ministry that inspires, equips, educates, and mobilizes believers to care for God’s creation in ways that reflect biblical stewardship and love for neighbor. It offers resources, advocacy opportunities, and programs to help Christians take practical action on environmental issues and integrate creation care into their faith and communities.
The Laudato Si’ Action Platform is a Vatican‑sponsored initiative that equips Catholic individuals, families, and institutions with resources, planning tools, and community support to put the ecological vision of Laudato Si’ into action and care for our common home. It offers frameworks for creating Laudato Si’ Plans, tracking progress, and fostering integral ecology rooted in faith, connecting a global community committed to sustainable, spiritually grounded environmental stewardship.
Plant With Purpose is a Christian environmental organization partnering with rural communities to restore degraded land, reduce poverty, and reverse deforestation through faith-rooted regenerative agriculture. By equipping families with sustainable farming practices, economic opportunity, and spiritual support, it helps cultivate thriving communities and healthier ecosystems.
Young Evangelicals for Climate Action (YECA)
Young Evangelicals for Climate Action equips and empowers young Christians to express their faith through active care for God’s creation and climate justice in their churches and communities. Rooted in Christian discipleship, the organization supports collective action, advocacy, and leadership that reflect love for God, neighbor, and the earth.
Edited by Drew S. McGinley