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11 Jun 2021

Song for the Summit: 25,000 children sing to G7 on climate care

We report on the Sing2G7 choir inspiration urging G7 leaders to listen to young people's words on climate care and on latest developments on our Eco-Diocese agenda. We also feature the European Green Deal package in the EU to make Europe the first climate neutral continent by 2050.  Read the full story here.

26 Apr 2021

Eco-Diocese: City Forest project in Palermo

The Church of the Holy Cross, Palermo share with us this innovative story of developing a City Forest, a microcosm oasis and a bio diversity sustainability project. Read more here.

17 Feb 2021

Reducing Plastic Waste

We all know that there is a problem with plastic waste and will have been moved by the many photos of wildlife in distress: but what can we do about it?  Read on for plenty of ideas as we head into Lent.

22 Jan 2021

Eco-Diocese Zoom event: Reducing Plastic Waste

Join an Eco-Diocese Zoom event on 27 January on Reducing Plastic Waste …  and save the dates now for a series of Eco-Diocese sessions coming up in April.  Read more here.

10 Nov 2020

Our Journey to becoming an Eco-Diocese

Our aim is to become an Eco-Diocese. We have a growing a Diocesan network of environmental representatives for each archdeaconry whose work is to spread the good news of our eco-journey together.  Read more here. 

 

13 Aug 2017

SPANISH CHURCH FINALISTS IN GREEN AWARD CONTEST

Members of Campoverde Church, part of the Torrevieja Chaplaincy in southern Spain, who designed and built a garden on a derelict eyesore site next to the Church have made it to the finals of the Church Times environmental awards competition due to be announced in October.

26 Jun 2017

ST GEORGE'S VENICE ARTWORK BOOSTS ENVIRONMENTAL MESSAGE

St. George’s Anglican Church has been hosting a large-scale painting of endangered species by Irish artist Michelle Rogers as part of the opening of the 57th Venice Biennale,

22 Sep 2015

Walk And Worship In Denmark For Climate Justice

ICC (International Church of Copenhagen) joined with St Alban's Church and members of other Green Churches in the National Council of Churches in Denmark to pray for the protection of God's creation and to become more conscious of our role in its stewardship.