By Tony Emerson
Some of you will remember the transport session that Steve did for us on the Green Christian/CEL ecocell programme, back in January 2013. Steve is a lecturer in transport at UWE in Bristol, and a staunch advocate of sustainable transport.
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Are you a budding songwriter or hymn writer? Do you have a worship group or choir which likes to write Christian music? Here’s an opportunity!
Resound Worship, a group of British worship songwriters, are seeking worship songs that talk about caring for the planet.
They say: “Here at Resound Worship,
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On 24th July the UK will have a new prime minister. Please write to him – an actual hand written letter – and let him know that there is no more time to lose. I am not asking you to block a road or chain yourself to a fence,
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On June 9th 2019, the group Ethicists Without Borders (EWB) published a statement about Christian ethics, the climate emergency and nonviolent direct action.
They say:
‘We are in the midst of a planetary mass extinction event, driven by human actions and sustained by unjust social structures and political institutions.
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A Sketch
This sketch was written by Jim Green of Christian Climate Action for an action at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy in December, 2017. It is sometimes performed at Green Christian On The Road events.
Martin Luther meets Pope Francis in London,
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Ruth Jarman and many other Green Christian members joined the Time is Now Mass Lobby of Parliament on 26th June.
Ruth participated in a Interfaith Workshop on Direct Action before joining the Interfaith Walk of Witness from St Martin in the Fields to Westminster,
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Judith Allinson, of Settle, Northern England writes:
“Oh the Oak and the Ash and the bonny Ivy tree…“
Around Settle where I live, Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) is our the main big wild tree. Outside of the town a quarter of the big trees are ash.
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