Over the last two decades, a growing number of evangelical scientists and ethicists have taken up the cause of caring for the creation, in the process developing a number of informal networks and associations to advance their work.

     But times change. In part due to our efforts, Creation care has advanced to the point where our informal networks and associations are not enough. A new organizational form is needed to facilitate our work.

     The newly-formed Academy of Evangelical Scientists and Ethicists (AESE), which recently received its 501 (c) 3 certification from the IRS, will encourage our interaction, facilitate our research and writing on environmentally-related issues, and magnify our impact on the church, the academy, the nation, and the world.

     Through our work, it is my hope that we will become a reliable, credible, and significant source of scientific and ethical information on Christian environmental stewardship.

     Read more about he mission and the membership of the AESE by clicking on the links above and to the left.

--Cal DeWitt

Madison, Wisconsin