The Creation Care scheme aims to encourage households to make changes to care for God’s earth. Wherever households are on their creation care journey, we want to provide ideas for their next steps, and recognise the progress they’ve made
Biodiversity Net Gain is an approach to housing and other development which seeks to ensure that habitats for wildlife are left in a better state than they were before.
n this talk Helen Stanton will draw upon Christian virtue ethics and the apophatic Christian Tradition to encourage the practice of joy and hope in a world that feels on a desperate and destructive trajectory.
Our new easy eco tips 2024 calendar will keep you and your church inspired throughout the year with fresh ideas for each month, and help to foster a lasting commitment to a greener lifestyle.
Pope Francis will travel to the COP28 climate summit on 1-3 December, just two months after the publication of his Apostolic Exhortation ‘Laudate Deum’ on the climate crisis.
Join with us online to hear about how A Rocha UK is building on the successes of the last two years, and making the most of the new opportunities that have come our way since the big green vision was launched.
In an open letter, 427 UK Christian leaders, including former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams and Archbishop of Glasgow William Nolan, call on the PM to stop the Rosebank oil field
Faiths are being formally recognised as essential contributors to the December 2023 United Nations COP28 climate conference in Dubai. The UN Environment Programme has encouraged partnerships with faith-based organisations to host the first faiths pavilion at a climate Conference of Parties (COP).
On October 4th, 2023, eight years after the publication of the encyclical Laudato Si’ on the care of the common home, Pope Francis published an apostolic exhortation as a complement and update.
As we celebrate the feast of St. Francis of Assisi and remember the first anniversary of the release of the film The Letter, we will close the Season of Creation with an online ecumenical prayer service.
A special Creation Care service was held at Truro Cathedral on Saturday 16th September to highlight the urgency of environmental action, both locally and globally, and to emphasize the Diocese of Truro’s commitment to climate justice.
Faith leaders from around the globe will lead this time of prayer and reflection as we celebrate the start of the Season of Creation, on this year’s theme, “Let Justice and Peace Flow”.