Environment – Page 2 – Churches Together in England

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.

How can we have hope for a fairer, greener future?

The Executive Director of the Ecumenical Council for Corporate Responsibility (ECCR), Sarah Edwards, shares our reflection of the month for November 2022.

Season of Creation 2022

Explore the information and resources from our Member Churches and ecumenical partners.

‘Reconciling people to planet earth- being good news to a world in climate emergency’

Canon Dr Ruth Valerio spoke about the central duty of Christians to protect the earth

The Church and climate justice

Theologian and Director of the Evangelical Alliance's One People Commission, Rev Dr Israel Oluwole Olofinjana, shares our reflection of the month for November…

Caring for Creation – ecumenically

Regional Officer for North East Churches Acting Together (NECAT), Joanne Thorns, shares the variety of activity that’s been happening in her region in the run up to COP26…

Care for creation

Join a day long online conference on environmental issues from the Society for Ecumenical Studies

Tools for Change – equipping local ecumenists

Transformation Cornwall's Daniel Roberts shares how they are helping Christians in their area tackle key social action topics...

Nationwide search for COP26 Ambassadors

Does your church or organisation represent the best in UK climate leadership? Deadline for entries is Sunday 3 October 2021

Season of Creation: ideas and resources

Ideas for you and your church to respond to the climate emergency and raise awareness amongst your congregation and community.

Young Christians’ relay to COP26

A group of young Christians from several of our National Member Churches are walking in relay from Cornwall to Glasgow. Hear directly from one of the young walkers talking part...

Christian Climate pilgrimage begins ahead of G7 Summit

A group from Christian Climate Action have begun a four-day walking pilgrimage from Newquay to Carbis Bay.