The principal goal of the Creation Care and Stewardship Program is to educate citizens and communities concerning their moral and legal obligations to be good stewards of God’s creation. The program conducts research, produces resources, and hosts seminars promoting creation care and the peaceful resolution of conflicts between environmentalists and local communities. In doing so, the program employs the faith-based approach pioneered by Dr. Susan D. Emmerich in an initiative known as the Tangier Watermen’s Stewardship for the Chesapeake (TaSC), which involved a controversy between environmentalists and the watermen of Tangier Island in the Chesapeake Bay.

This approach was featured in two award winning films. The latest DVD entitled When Heaven Meets Earth:  Faith, Environment, and the Chesapeake Bay won the "Redemptive Film Festival" award. Between Heaven and Earth: The Plight of the Chesapeake Bay Watermen won the Telly and Aurora Film Festival Awards. Faith-Based Stewardship Spreads to the Urban and Suburban Communities chronicles the beginning of a faith-based and racial reconiliation stewardship intiative in Berlin, Maryland. To purchase these films and trailers to these films please click here and scroll down on Skunkfilms contact page.