Parish of Brentford Clothes Repair Café
Sarah Salisbury shares her experience of founding and running the Brentford Clothes Repair Café, how it has impacted their church community, and how it relates to their Eco Church journey.
Sarah Salisbury shares her experience of founding and running the Brentford Clothes Repair Café, how it has impacted their church community, and how it relates to their Eco Church journey.
Brian Cuthbertson, Head of Environment and Sustainability, shares information around the current energy crisis, and a summary of how parishes can save energy and money.
Martin Carr, Operations and Finance Manager at St Paul’s Marylebone, walks us through the highs and lows of their journey towards being awarded the Eco Church Gold Award
The story of one vicarage taking on the challenge of replacing the heating systems from gas to a more renewable source in our attempts to reach Net Carbon Zero: we hear perspectives of the vicar and the Diocesan Head of Housing.
Enid is part of our Creation Care Steering Group and a member of the Act for Ealing community environmental group. Here she shares her experience of attending a day at COP26.
Sue Charlton explains how a group from her church utilised the Creation Care survey scheme, developed by St Paul’s Dorking, to equip their households in living more sustainably.
Rev Derek Winterburn reflects on a day walking with the Young Christian Climate Network through Kensington Area as part of call to action on world leaders at COP 26 for climate justice.
Flo Wright, from The Young Christian Climate Network explains why the relay they are organising to COP 26 is both urgent and hopeful, and calls us all to get involved too.
Brian Cuthbertson reflects on the great progress made by churches to tackle climate change; and sets out five practical things our churches can do to continue the journey
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?
Monday 10th July/Tuesday 11th July
We’re running two Energy Footprint Tool (EFT) webinars for anyone who would like support with completing this part of their Parish Returns
Wednesday 1st, 8th and 15th March 2023
Join us for this online course exploring how we as churches and individuals can reduce our carbon dioxide emissions.
8th, 15th and 22nd November 2022, 7.30-9.30pm
Join us for this online course exploring how we as churches and individuals can reduce our carbon dioxide emissions
Saturday 8th October 2022
A day of working together to help heal our planet. Organised by the Diocese of London Edmonton Area and Compassionate Communities.
Wednesday 28th September, 7.30-8.30pm
If you’re considering opening up your church/building as a ‘warm space’ this winter, do join our friends at the Warm Welcome Campaign for their launch event to hear more about the campaign and to hear stories about what organisations across the country are planning.
11th, 18th and 25th August 2022, 7.30-9.30pm
Join us for this online course exploring how we as churches and individuals can reduce our carbon dioxide emissions
Tuesday 22nd February 2022, 7.30-8.30pm
A online seminar with Richard Waller, Senior Lecturer in Physical Geography at Keele University: Everything you wanted to know about Electric Vehicles but were afraid to ask.
Thursday 23rd September, 7-8pm
A 1 hour introduction from A Rocha to the “Eco Church” programme for any church thinking about becoming one, or if your church is registered but need a “reboot”. Find out more and ask questions.
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.
Did you know?
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We've created some simple resources for churches on accrediting to be #LondonLivingWage employers.
As part of our worship and witness, if you already pay the Living Wage- why not let people know by accrediting?
start the journey here: https://t.co/rdnVNK3SA8 pic.twitter.com/OmqN6dJ0ZF
