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Living Water Season of Creation Event 2026

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The MSJC/MEEC Integral Ecology Team is hosting a free Zoom event featuring the ecology nonprofit Waterspirit to explore water justice, threats to water resources, and contemporary environmental impacts through prayer, reflection, and discussion, in celebration of the Season of Creation 2026.


The international ecumenical Season of Creation begins on September 1 and extends through October 4. This year's theme, Living Water, draws from Ezekiel 47: 9, 12, a vision of sacred, flowing, life-giving waters that restore barren lands, revive waters, and sustain flourishing ecosystems. 

 

The event will feature speaker Blair Nelsen, Executive Director of Waterspirit, who will draw on her international and Atlantic Coast experiences to help us understand our interconnections with water. The discussion will also explore water in our Christian tradition; threats to water quality, access, and affordability; and the environmental impacts of rising water use and energy consumption.

 

This free Zoom event hosted by the MSJC/MEEC Integral Ecology Team will be a time of learning, prayer, reflection, and conversation about regional and global water justice concerns and hope-filled actions we can take to care for our common home. 


Event: Wed, September 30 at 5 p.m. PT | 6 p.m. MT | 7 p.m. CT | 8 p.m. ET


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Season of Creation 2026 Resources


Catholic Climate Covenant Resources Link:


 



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