Abstract
Theists agree that, ultimately, God is the Creator of everything. And they agree that he graciously and continuously provides for the needs of all his creatures. There is much uncertainty and disagreement, however, about the how of his creating and providing. Some think he intervenes occasionally or often, others believe he initially created a gapless economy of parameters and natural laws which take care of everything. I propose that both theological and scientific indications point to a continuous, active, but usually hidden involvement of the Creator in all that happens.