A key part of our mission is caring for God’s creation. We believe that God has entrusted humanity with a major role to play in safeguarding all life on earth, and that this has not always been done.
From the first words of Genesis to the Gospels and beyond, our understanding of God is shaped by our relationship to the land we inhabit. We believe that the two commandments of Christ - to love God and to love our neighbour - are inherent in protecting the environment. We also believe that human-made climate change poses a serious threat to the flourishing of God’s creation, and that there are fundamental issues of justice involved in the choices we make day-to-day.
These pages describe what we are doing to put these beliefs into action and, what you can do too.
Theological resources; training opportunities; prayers; liturgy; ideas for church services including for special days/seasons.
Current and future activities to get involved in. Latest entry on 2025 Lent Reflective Days.
People; policies, strategies and plans; progress towards net zero carbon; monthly newsletters, and good news stories, including…
Caring for the earth; reducing your carbon footprint; reducing waste and pollution
Getting started on your church's environmental journey; Eco church; reducing your church's carbon footprint
