Christian musical innovation and changing ecological relationships

This article surveys recent musical innovation at the intersection of Christianity and changing ecological relationships. Drawing on a series extended interviews carried out in late 2019 early 2020 with participants involved evangelical song-writing project Doxecology, aspects Christian Climate Action protests, creation forest church songbooks, requiems for lost species, author describes experiences concerns individuals who are currently active or beginning to explore new forms activity this area. The seeks document range motivations, concerns, issues surrounding innovation, drawing attention diverse nature current scene highlighting potential importance ritual negotiating climate crisis. suggests that music participates broader inter-religious tensions present area while providing an additional space negotiation, experience, activity.