Overview of the Book

This book covers the contribution of Christianity in the care, stewardship, and management of the environment. It uses ideas from the logical position of a Christian, created in God's image, redeemed by God, and given responsibility to subdue and keep the earth, arguing that a Christian has the responsibility and mandate to care for the environment.

Key Concepts

It shows that successful stewardship happens when a Christian is aware of God's intention for creation, exerts effort to increase it, and is expected to give an account to God for their actions toward it.

Environmental Concerns in Kenya

The book presents environmental concerns in Kenya as an opportunity for change, describing situations and why they could become opportunities for change.

Worldviews and Theological Doctrines

Seven worldviews are presented that discourage Christians who want to do environmental stewardship, and Christian theological doctrines are discussed that could be used to cause ecclesial participation in environmental stewardship.

The Vision of a "Conserving Church"

Finally, the book envisions a “Conserving Church” with specific activities the church can do to successfully influence people to do environmental stewardship.