Meditation and contemplation has been universal way of spiritual practice, but creativity has not been a major part in religious education. Introducing American spiritual theologian, Matthew Fox’s Creation Spirituality, this thesis highlights creativity is an important part of spiritual practice. This thesis makes a critique on Fall/Redemption spirituality which separates human from God and flesh from spirit. By doing so, it makes human nothing but sinner, and it should passively wait only God grace. This spiritual structure has oppressed human creativity. Through Creation Spirituality, this thesis introduces non-dual field of spiritual energy between God and human, the creativity and artistic spirit sprouting out from the field is the center of spiritual practice. Introducing an education about creativity and students’ feedback, this thesis assures that creativity must be practiced in spirituality, and education for creativity should be done in school and church.