Sacred – Earth Ministry is a voluntary non-governmental, non-profit sharing, evangelistic/humanitarian Ministry with a vision to create a community of Christians and other religionists who are sufficiently knowledgeable about, concerned with and committed to taking such actions, alongside others in the secular community, that guarantee sustainable environmental and economic development. The mission of the Ministry is to generate, gather and disseminate information on the position of God regarding His creation, as contained in the holy books and other spiritually – based sources, using the print, electronic and other media. The goal is to contribute to and/or rekindle efforts geared at a sustainable earth.
MANDATES
MANDATES
- The central message of SEM is love for God, humans and the material world or total creation. This will be approached by:
- Searching through the holy books and other sources for information on the divine position/revelation on the created earth.
- Working in partnership to achieve cordial relationship between, on the one hand, God, the Creator, and, on the other hand, humans and nature, or the physical world.
- Providing advocacy and consultancy services for public and private, including churches, mosques and other religious groups, to advance the ideals of love for and care of natureor the physical environment
- Conducting action-oriented research on issues relating to God, humans and nature.
- Undertaking, in collaboration with others with similar objectives and goals, specific projects such as social work/care ministry, preaching of the word, and design and execution of environment – friendly development projects.
- Organizing training programmes, seminars, conferences, workshop, etc., on issues pertaining to divinely inspired and prescribed approaches to sustainable human and environmental development.
- Promoting educational institutions/centres for propagating Sacred – Earth related information.
- Undertaking any other assignments as may be approved by the Board of Trustees of the Ministry.
