Creation Care at Trinity
The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it.
Genesis 2;15
“As we respond to the environment crises of our time and the consequences of climate change, it is our work: establishing the unity of prayer and action as a sacred calling of people of faith.”
The Los Angeles Episcopal Diocese Commission on Climate Change
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Join us in prayer and service to Care for God’s Creation on Saturday, January 17, from 11:45 a.m. to 2 pm.
We’ll be helping to restore habitat for local wildlife and keeping the trails at the San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary in good shape in partnership with the Redlands Conservancy. (Meet at the Alessandro trail entrance).
Sign up via this link and you’ll receive directions, what to bring, and a liability form which the Redlands Conservancy needs https://redlandscatholics.flocknote.com/creationcare0117 .
You will not receive emails from other entities, and you can quit the list after the event if you like).
Junior and Senior High School service hours are available. Contact HolyNameLS@outlook.com for more information.
Much is in the planning hopper for you and the Creation Care group at Trinity for the next semes-ter.
While no dates have been confirmed yet, please stay tuned for the following speaker possi-bilities:
1. Kate Varely Alonso, Bishop’s Commission On Climate Care Education Representative
2. Dr. Lucy Jones, Southern California’s guru on everything earthquake. (If she accepts, this will be a Redlands community program with a speaker fee.)
3. Kaitlyn Haberlin, Sustainability Coordinator for City of Redlands
4. Ernest Silva, Dorothy Ramon Learning Center, or Dr. Cliff Trafzer, Professor at UCR to open our Watershed Unit Study
AND Hillary Jenkins ANY TIME SHE WANTS and has the time, because we love her and learn so much when she teaches us things.
If you have not yet joined in the mind expanding action of this group, January-June 2026 is the perfect time for you to put us on your MUST DO calendar.
Our Purpose
The Trinity Creation Care Group, in partnership with the Los Angeles Diocese, mobilizes individuals and our parish to take meaningful action on climate change and environmental stewardship fostering creation care within our church and throughout the greater Redlands Community.
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Objectives
1. Provide Education
2. Encourage Trinity involvement in city-wide climate care groups and their initiatives
3. Take action to implement and support climate solutions
Links to Resources
The Episcopal Church Creation Care
Nation ECW Creation Care and Environmental Justice Committee
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