The Creaturely Life Project
A more faithful way to be human.
A more faithful way to be the church.
A more faithful way to be the church.
The Creaturely Life Project helps the church recover a more faithful way of being human before God—receiving our limits, gifts, responsibilities, and dependence on God and one another as part of the life God has given us.
Beginning at Church on the Hill in 2027, the Project will bring these questions into ordinary Christian life through podcast conversations, writing, teaching, and shared practices designed to serve the wider church.
Launching June 2027
Pastors, scholars, practitioners, and ordinary Christians will help us explore what creaturely life looks like in practice.
- What is a human being for in an age of AI?
- How should Christians think about usefulness, creativity, presence, and productivity?
- What does the body of Christ teach us about differing gifts and shared life?
- How should Christians understand weakness, help, friendship, and belonging?
- What does Christian faith say about bodies that age, suffer, weaken, and change?