Advent – the calm before the storm?
It is so easy to get caught up in the crazy, consumer, Christmas frenzy at this time of year, as evidenced by the nightmare that was Black Friday, and today […]
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Today is #EarthOvershootDay – choose your #PledgeForThePlanet…!
August 8 2016 is this year’s Earth Overshoot Day. A short cartoon has been created to tell you all about it – watch it here. On August 8, 2016, we […]
Have you and your church switched energy supplier yet? #BigChurchSwitch
Have you been thinking about switching your home electricity and gas supply to a renewable producer for ages, but just never got around to actually doing it? If you have […]
It’s good to talk – but can it be better?
I’m old enough to remember a time without mobile phones. I got my first one (a Nokia 3210 – remember those?) while at university after months of deliberating whether I […]
Moving house … what a lot to think about!
We have recently moved from London to Leeds. Anyone who has moved house can, I’m sure, empathise with the headaches that ensue! Last year I attended a Green Christian workshop […]
#GoodMoneyWeek – make your money a force for good!
This week is Good Money Week – an opportunity to ensure those you trust with your money are looking after it well and using it in ways that benefit society […]
Boycott goods from the OPT…
An inspirational friend, Melanie Ward, spoke at our Sunday evening service about her 3 months in Hebron as a human rights observer with the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel. […]
Sustainable investments are good for you and the wider world – it’s a win-win situation!
Good news! Ethical and sustainable investments are on the rise, and ethical funds have been outperforming their mainstream counterparts – 19 out of 21 UK ethical equity funds had outperformed […]
Poverty and homelessness action week is almost here…
It is shocking that in the UK today people increasingly rely on Foodbanks. Low wages, zero-hours contracts, outrageous interest charges by doorstep lenders, benefits cuts, benefits delays, ‘sanctions’ on job-seekers […]
Do you think Ecocide should be a crime?
I believe we all have a responsibility to protect the world we live in, but this is not sufficiently enshrined in law. In fact, it is often possible for companies […]
