Why hold an Energy Switch Day?
Tash Jesson, Theology Director for the Fair Energy Campaign, explains why holding a church Energy Switch Day is a way we can seek justice and love our neighbour.
Tash Jesson, Theology Director for the Fair Energy Campaign, explains why holding a church Energy Switch Day is a way we can seek justice and love our neighbour.
One church in East London has saved its budget and its congregation thousands of pounds, as well as tackling climate change- through “Switch Days” for energy bills.
Could your church do the same?
Wednesday 27th January
An hour zoom meeting to find out more about running “Energy Switch Days” in your church. A simple way to help people save money &transfer to renewable energy tariff; it also helps your church!
This event is hosted by The Fair Energy Campaign, with Citizens UK, Tearfund & Compassionate Communities.
Brilliant news- especially for all the #EcoChurches in the @dioceseoflondon and all the would-be Eco Churches!
— Compassionate Communities (@CompCommunities) January 7, 2021
Thank you @AllchurchesT and well done @ARochaUK. https://t.co/e2g6mahLjp
