Creation Care Workshop @ Singapore Bible College

Climate change… Global warming… What does the bible have to say? What did it mean for humanity to be given charge to “have dominion” and to “subdue”? How can the charge to stewardship and biblical text on the reconciliation of all creation in the final eschaton inform us on how to live out our faith practically, especially given the current environmental crises we face? How are we, as believers, to participate in this charge in a way faithful to the biblical text?

This course will explore the following: what the bible says about creation care, historical texts looking at how early believers perceived creation, and theological themes underpinning the concepts of dominion, stewardship and reconciliation.

Join us for a time of deep and lively discussions and practical sessions on the topic!

Dr. Michelle Ting worships at Holland Village Methodist Church, Singapore, and serves as musician and Missions Chair. She is currently undertaking worship studies under the Robert E Webber Institute of Worship Studies, Jacksonville, Florida. As part of her thesis, she is researching Scripture and historical texts about how creation proclaims God’s glory, and how creation care is an integral aspect of being a believer and an important act of worship.