Working together with nature

Working together with nature

Snelson Fund awardee Rebecca Boardman, reflects on her time as a member of the community at the Asian Rural Institute in Japan.

Young voices on the climate crisis – Tuesday 21 May at 6pm

Join us on Tuesday 21 May, 6 - 7pm for the latest webinar in the Ecumenism: The Next Generation series.

The Big Bank Switch

JustMoney Movement National Programme Manager Rosie Venner shares how hundreds of Christians are leaving banks that support the fossil fuel industries.

Lent prayer vigil for climate justice

This action is part of the No Faith in Fossil Fuels campaign organised by a coalition of Christian charities.

Everything is Yours – a musical rallying call for Racial Justice Sunday

Christian Aid is launching a new song on Racial Justice Sunday 2024 to start the conversation about black Christians taking their place in the campaign for climate justice.

Merseyside church leaders make COP 28 appeal to Prime Minister

They ask for government support for local and regional initiatives as well as for poorer and more vulnerable communities worldwide.

Praise God for all creation: Pope Francis calls for action

Fr Dominic Robinson, SJ, Vice Chair of the Society for Ecumenical Studies shares his Reflection of the Month for October.

Season of Creation 2023

Explore the ecumenical resources available to celebrate Creation Time in your church this Autumn.

Revolting Christians – from Theology to Action

An invitation to take part in a global consultation to confront the climate emergency - in person and online - 4 to 6 June 2023.

Greater Manchester faith leaders present environment pledge to Pope Francis

Pope Francis held a private audience with the inter-faith group as they shared their commitment to caring for our common home.

The Big Lent Walk

CAFOD invites us to take up the challenge to walk 200 kilometres over the 40 days.

The role of the church and ecumenism in responding to global injustice: reflections from South Africa

A report and reflection by CTE’s Shermara Fletcher, including recommendations for ecumenism in England.