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Author_Jo Knight
biblical teaching
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Christian
climate crisis
climate justice
creation
disease
droughts
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faith
floods
global
god
inspiring stories
leaders
lifestyle
love
planet
poor
reflections
theology
Product details
- ISBN 9781789745054
- Dimensions: 135 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 20 Nov 2025
- Publisher: Inter-Varsity Press
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Our world is in a climate crisis. As the earth warms, increased floods, droughts, fires and disease threaten the people and the places we love. The poor already experience the impacts of this first and foremost, despite having contributed the least to the problem.
Stories from our global neighbours clarify the challenge. This book invites Christians to take climate justice seriously. Through inspiring stories, creative reflection and biblical teaching, readers will come to understand and connect creation and justice to their faith.
As a climate justice leader and campaigner, mother and pastor's wife, Jo Knight also shares her own story. This is a story of God growing a passion for caring for His creation and how Christians play an essential part.
Called to Care will equip you with theological frameworks and practical application for lifestyle and prayer to respond and step into a Christian movement of love and action.
Jo Knight (Author)
Jo Knight is passionate about creative collaborations that lead to social change. As CEO of Anglican Overseas Aid, she draws on two decades of championing Christian responses to poverty and climate justice across the Australian and global Church, committed to advocacy that transforms both people and planet. Jo has been instrumental in forging the Church's response through global movements like Renew Our World and the Australian Micah coalition, where she continues to serve in governance. A lawyer by training, Jo built her foundation working with refugees and supporting people-powered responses to poverty.
