Caring for Creation (book test)
Environment
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Responding to the climate crisis is an essential part of our responsibility to safeguard God’s creation and achieve a just world.
Climate change hits hardest on the poorest countries and poorest people of the world. Meanwhile, the widespread destruction of the natural world is a crisis for creation.
Tackling climate change also supports our local mission. It witnesses to our communities that we are people who care about climate justice, now and for the future.
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Caring for Creation - Policy
God made the world and loves it, but our acts of human sin have far-reaching ecological consequences.
Programme of Activity Towards Net Zero
The diocese supports and contributes to the Church of England goal of net zero by 2030.
Chaplaincy actions
Excited by the Church’s commitment to net zero by 2030? Want to know how to put this into action in your chaplaincy?
Further chaplaincy resources
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Partner websites
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Eco church is an award scheme which provides a framework for churches and dioceses to express care for creation. The Diocese in Europe has been recognised as a bronze Eco Diocese and is now striving for silver! Read more below for more on Eco Church for chaplaincies.
Celebrating Creation
Chaplaincies across the Diocese use the Season of Creation to focus on creation themes, repent and rejoice, renew our relationship with creation, and engage with others on our common journey of care and wonder. In addition, the diocese incorporates Caring for Creation as a priority in its training and communications activities.