CREATION CARE FORUM 2026: DISCIPLESHIP IN HIS IMAGE AND FOR HIS WORLD

Creation Care Forum 2026 (CCF26) explores how creation care is an integral expression of holistic discipleship, and how we can disciple others in faithful stewardship of God’s creation.

This year’s theme is Discipleship: In His Image, For His World. Featuring a dynamic mix of teaching, reflection, and practical engagement, the forum will equip participants with ideas and tools for integrating creation care into everyday discipleship across generations to shape faithful, ministry-specific responses together.

Keynote speaker

Dr Quek Tze-Ming is the Registrar and Lecturer in New Testament and Integrative Studies at the Biblical Graduate School of Theology. His keynote will address the biblical mandate to “work and keep” the earth and its continuing relevance for followers of Christ today.

What you will learn

Participants can also look forward to:

• Practical workshops on integrating creation care into ministry contexts across generations
• Contributions from speakers and practitioners from organisations such as KidMin Singapore/The Treasure Box, the Fellowship of Evangelical Students, and others
• A guided action-planning session to help attendees translate conviction into practical ministry steps

Who should attend

This forum may be especially helpful for those serving in teaching and discipleship roles, including Pastors, ministry leaders, Sunday School teachers, youth leaders, and cell group leaders.

Date: September 12, 2026

Time: 9:00am – 5:00pm

Venue: Church of the Good Shepherd
               2 Dundee Road
               Singapore 149454

Cost: S$70  
           S$50 (early bird)
           S$30 (students or NSF)

Click here to register (early bird prices are available to the first 50 sign-ups by May 31, 2026). Sign up with your church community to enjoy further group discounts.

About the organiser:
Our Father’s World is a faith-based environmental organisation striving to inspire and equip the Christian community to love and care more for our shared home. The ministry approach is threefold: To inspire Christians to love the Creator and His creation, to equip the Church to live in faithful stewardship in all aspects of ministry and mission, and to connect the Church in Singapore to support each other and the wider region.