Faith and the Environment: Stewardship of Creation explores the powerful intersection of spirituality and ecological responsibility. This book delves into how various faith traditions view and address environmental issues, emphasizing the role of religious teachings in promoting sustainability and justice. Through insightful case studies and success stories, it illustrates how faith-based organizations are leading the charge in environmental advocacy, from divestment campaigns and policy influence to grassroots initiatives and community projects. The book also examines the ethical imperatives behind faith-based environmentalism, the challenges faced, and the transformative potential of integrating spiritual values with practical action. Designed for readers interested in both theology and environmentalism, this work offers a comprehensive guide to understanding and harnessing the influence of faith in creating a more sustainable and just world for future generations.