When God called on Noah to protect all creatures, Noah had no choice which creatures to load on board. All of creation belongs to God, and Noah was merely caretaker. Like Noah, we have a moral responsibility to safeguard all of God’s bio-diverse creation from what scientists are increasingly agreeing is currently happening: a mass extinction event.
Join Presbyterian Hunger Program partner, Creation Justice Ministries in honoring Endangered Species Day by visiting their endangered species campaign page. There you can learn about the endangered species act and how to advocate God’s most vulnerable creatures.
Further Resources
Download the Endangered Species Day bulletin insert here.
Did you know that plastic waste harms endangered marine creatures? Track your plastic waste on our plastic inventory tracker. You can also find ways to reduce your plastic consumption.
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