Workshop 2: Biblical Environmental Stewardship in Action

Speaker: Emmanuel Turkson (Creation Care Engagement Officer, A Rocha, Ghana)

Welcome to the second of three workshops where we explore the intersection of faith and science in creation care from a Pentecostal perspective. Join us for insightful discussions and thought-provoking presentations. These events are aimed at African and African-diaspora Pentecostal church leaders in all areas of ministry. Whether paid or voluntary, if you have a role in leading people in your church then these events are for you.

In this second workshop delves into environmental actions in the Bible, exploring their underlying scientific principles and their relevance for advancing creation care today. It examines biblical examples where environmental stewardship intersected with wisdom, ecology, and sustainability, drawing connections to contemporary scientific knowledge and environmental challenges.

Emmanuel Turkson is Creation Care Engagement Officer at A Rocha (Ghana). A Rocha, Ghana are a 'conservation-oriented organization and part of an international network of organizations working to show God’s love for creation'. See their website for more information of the amazing work they do.

FUNDING AVAILABLE

After the final workshop, there will be the opportunity for participants to apply for seed funding. This is for churches to set up their own local, science-informed creation care activities/events. If you have been inspired by these workshops then apply for funding! Details to follow.

There are three workshops in this 2025 series, funded by the Science for Seminaries fund (ECLAS). You can book your FREE place for each workshop by following the links below:

Thursday 27th February 2025 - ONLINE
Apostle Prof. Kwabena Agyapong-Kodua (Pentecost University, Ghana)

Monday 24th March 2025 - ONLINE
Emmanuel Turkson (A Rocha, Ghana)

Thursday 8th May 2025 - Birmingham Christian College campus, UK (and online)
Rev. Daniel Addo (COP) and Cara Parrett (The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, UK)

Host or Publisher Birmingham Christian College