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Way of Life Event 1 Feb

Posted on November 15, 2019 by by

Paul Strickland Posted in GC Events No Comments ↓

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The Green Christian Way of Life – Finding our Path and Walking Gently Together

Walking, Falling and Keeping Going

(Re)discovering and maintaining

a radical creation-centred

way of being

A gathering open to all Green Christian members who are interested in following our Way of Life and an opportunity for Companions (followers of the Way) to come together to share their experiences of the journey so far and discerning next steps

There will be presentations and discussions on each of the 4 Way of Life disciplines with questions such as:

Prayer –

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Extinction Rebellion Diary

Posted on October 14, 2019 by by

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by Ruth Musgrave, Green Christian member

Some diary entries written in the first week of the Rebellion. Each morning we went to Bart’s hospital for radiotherapy treatment for my husband Pete’s cancer and then went on to the Rebellion.

Oct 7th:
We got to Lambeth Bridge at about 9-45am.

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Which Electricity is Greenest?

Posted on October 2, 2019 by by

Paul Strickland Posted in Energy, Home Energy 5 Comments ↓

In October’s magazine, Which? reviewed 24 supposedly green energy suppliers. 9 supply 100% renewable energy to domestic customers;

Bulb, Co-operative Energy, Ecotricity, Eagle, Foxglove Energy, Good Energy, Green Energy, Green Star Energy, Octopus Energy, Pure Planet, So Energy, Tonik Energy and Yorkshire Energy.

Of these,

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Media Release: Green Christian at Manchester.

Posted on September 15, 2019 by by

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On Saturday 14 September Green Christian held its sixth regional “Green Christian On The Road Together” event, a day conference at the URC Dandelion Community in Wythenshawe, Manchester. Wythenshawe was designed as a garden city, and is the home of Manchester airport, but now has high numbers of vulnerable households experiencing food poverty.

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