This webinar takes on special significance during the Season of Creation and as communities enter the Ecumenical Decade on Climate Justice Action, making this theological exploration particularly relevant and urgent. The discussion contributes to preparation for the 6th Faith and Order World Conference in Egypt, where participants will examine what it means to confess faith in God as maker of heaven and earth.

Four speakers will share diverse theological perspectives. Rev. Prof. Dr Te Aroha Rountree, president of the Methodist Church in New Zealand, opens with Maori insights on creation theology. Prof. Dr Daniel A. Bruno from Universidad del Centro Educativo Latinoamericano, Argentina, follows with a Wesleyan perspective on creation and new creation. Prof. Dr Jerusha Matsen Neal from Duke Divinity School addresses worship and preaching during the climate crisis. Dr Mercy Ah Siu-Maliko brings Pacific theological wisdom to understanding God as creator. Interactive Q&A sessions throughout the webinar allow deeper engagement with each speaker's contributions.

The webinar recording will be available after the event. 

Registration is available here.