Called to Action: Rogation and No Mow May
Published: 29th April 2021May is a time of sowing and growing. Rogation is when we ask for God’s blessing on our fields planted with crops. Find out what small steps you can take to help save our planet.
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May is a time of sowing and growing. Rogation is when we ask for God’s blessing on our fields planted with crops. Find out what small steps you can take to help save our planet.
Worcester Cathedral will mark Earth Hour on Saturday 27 March at 8.30pm with an online vigil introduced with a challenge from one of the pupils at the King’s School.
The latest Called to Action focusses on the start of the journey towards COP26 in November.
The latest edition of small steps to save the planet focusses on Earth Hour and the chance to journey from Earth Hour to COP 26 in Glasgow.
In 2020 We Are Tearfund and Youthscape surveyed 630 young Christians from the UK. They asked 14-19 year olds about their thoughts on the climate, the church and their faith.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury has addressed the first of a series of online meetings between international faith leaders in preparation for the COP26 climate change conference.
The Diocesan Environmental Group is encouraging everyone to pause, pray, learn, and take action to be part of God’s love for his Creation this Lent.
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Suggestions from the Diocesan Environmental Group on making better use of public transport.
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The easy-to-use Energy Footprint Tool will tell your church what your "carbon footprint" is, based on the energy you use to heat and light your buildings.
Now in its 17th year, Recycle Week will thank the nation for continuing to recycle despite the challenges that COVID-19 has presented, under the banner 'Together - We Recycle'.
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