Christianness
The late teacher and theologian John Hull used to say our earlier forebears lived through the era of Christendom with its emphasis on Church power … Read more
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Travelling Light this Christmas - being more and consuming less
Many of us would like to get to Christmas feeling full of energy and a great sense of fulfilment, but instead we arrive absolutely frazzled, … Read more
Funding via Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme
Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme could help churches help their clergy and parishioners making homes more energy efficient and keep on top of their bills. … Read more
Happy All Saints!
In the middle of the 17th Century French philosopher René Descartes challenged us to think about our thinking! In particular, he divided life between the … Read more
Global Warming of 1.5°C
The recent report by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said that the planet would reach the crucial 1.5°C warming as early as 2030 under … Read more
How to divest from fossil fuels
Following the Church of England’s fossil fuel divestment vote in July, Operation Noah is inviting local churches of all denominations to make divestment commitments. They … Read more
An Urgent Cry for Ecological Justice
Bishops, women and youth leaders of the Anglican Communion Environment Network (ACEN) have recently met and issued this important global statement on Climate Change. An … Read more
Greetings for St Francis week!
To understand the books of the Bible it is important to understand the context in which they were written. In my view it is not … Read more
Joyous Creationtide 2018!
One of the benefits of ‘Creationtide’ is to free us from the trappings of the world of stuff! We are so surrounded by the excesses … Read more
Summer greetings on St. Thomas’s day!
All relationship with God is through the Earth. We are not floating spirits or disembodied entities drifting through nebulae. As human beings we are ‘earthlings’ … Read more
