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Creation Sabbath
Last Saturday of October (annually designated by the General Conference)
Adventist
An annual emphasis Sabbath celebrating God as Creator, established by the Adventist General Conference. Congregations focus on creation, stewardship of the earth, and the relationship between the Sabbath rest and God's creative work.
Resources are distributed to churches worldwide. It usually falls on or around Last Saturday of October (annually designated by the General Conference).
It is especially important in Adventist traditions. Browse Christian holidays — browse options on Eden.
At a glance
- Type
- observance
- Date type
- Semi-fixed
- Regions
- Global
- Themes
- Creation, Covenant
- Liturgical colour
- N/A
Common questions
Creation Sabbath is observed on Last Saturday of October (annually designated by the General Conference). Moveable feasts shift each year; fixed feasts stay on the same calendar date.
An annual emphasis Sabbath celebrating God as Creator, established by the Adventist General Conference. Congregations focus on creation, stewardship of the earth, and the relationship between the Sabbath rest and God's creative work. Resources are distributed to churches worldwide.
It is associated with Adventist. It falls in the Ordinary Time season of the liturgical year.