ECEN Assembly 2023: Every Part of Creation Matters

The ECEN Assembly 2023 will take place from 31 August – 3 September in Roskilde (Denmark) under the title ‘Every part of creation matters.’ The Assembly will offer a space for the discussion of key concerns of eco-theology, for assessing developments related to key EU policy-shaping on the response to climate change, and for outlining a vision of a sustainable future. The Assembly will be an opportunity for a discussion on the future of ECEN. Particular attention in the preparations, as well as in the program of the Assembly, is given to the involvement of youth and specific youth concerns related to the care of a sustainable future. Close cooperation with the Ecumenical Youth Council of Europe and the World Student Christian Federation – Europe is an essential part of the process.

More information about the event and the registration link is available here.

You are invited. Register now!

Calendar

31.08.2023	ECEN Assembly 2023
15.05.2023	Discussion on ‘Beyond Growth’ in the European Parliament

Resources of the 13th Assembly

HERE YOU FIND THE MATERIALS OF THE 2021 ONLINE ASSEMBLY:

text files, video materials, slides and the recordings of all sessions.

Every part of creation matters – invitation to the discussion

Caring for God’s creation is an integral part of the calling of churches. How can this be done? The publication Every Part of Creation Matters produced by the Conference of European Churches serves both as an invitation to dialogue within and amongst the churches, as well as an effort to identify questions for further dialogue with politics. This discussion paper has been prepared as an opportunity both to share thoughts and to stimulate further discussion.
Every Part of Creation Matters (2022) is freely available for download in electronic form and as a printed version from Amazon. Every Part of Creation Matters is a consultation document. The paper is commended for further reflection. We invite churches, interested groups, and individuals to react to the paper and share experiences and comments from different parts of the continent.
Reactions are welcomed at: Ecenecen [dot] org

Roman Juriga Eco-Church Award

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ECEN Assembly has been an opportunity for handing over the Roman Juriga Award to the winners in 2022.

The decorated winners of the Award 2022 are:

SAGE - Saint Anne’s for a Green Earth, Resource Centre, St Anne’s Parish in Dublin, Ireland

Heating water with solar collectors in church recreation facility, Běleč Nad Orlicí, Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren, Czech Republic

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ECEN Assembly

European Christian Environmental Network announces its next Assembly, which will take place under the title: ‘Reconciled with creation: a call for urgent action on climate and biodiversity’ from 29 August – 2 September 2020 in Evangelical Academy Bad Herrenalb ( Germany).