Joy in Enough.
Posts below include Analysis, Reports of outside conferences, useful JiE Resources and our own JiE conference reports from the newest to the oldest.
Further information can be found via the Joy in Enough homepage
This
year Green Christian is encouraging the church in Britain to take a moment to
consider our role in the destruction of the environment, our complicity in
consumerism, and in an economy that serves profit over people. Instead, we are
invited to embrace the sufficiency and the joy of enough.
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Anne Parker (with photos by Sheila Pentelow) tells of the Green Christian On the Road Together Day at Derby:
The Meeting was held at Friends Meeting House Derby. Saturday 15/9/18.
There were about 24 of us. Derby Friends’ Meeting House was a pleasant building with a positive atmosphere,
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Greenbelt is fun.
(Here are links to posts and pictures about GC at Greenbelt in previous years:
Greenbelt 2017 Greenbelt 2016 Greenbelt 2015 and earlier
Green Christian members, visitors to our stand in 2018 and visitors to this website -do send in reports,
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Ruth Jarman sends notes after enjoying attending the
The second Interfaith Climate Symposium – From Local to Global: how can we celebrate and harness local action to tackle climate change? was held 5 – 9pm at the Liberal Jewish Synagogue,
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Awakening to a New Economics is a vision paper for a fair and sustainable economy, and the core document for the Joy in Enough campaign. It describes the challenges we face, the alternative we imagine, and the role of the Christian faith in shaping a new economy.
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Thanks to all those who joined us on Saturday under the high glass ceiling of Victoria Hall Methodist in Sheffield. The Big Workshop was a well attended event to explore together how the church can help to create a fair and sustainable economy.
The morning session was opened by Peter Grimwood,
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What is Joy in Enough (JiE) really all about? What in practice are we trying to do? And how do we differ from many other organisations, Christian and secular, with somewhat similar aims? These are questions we are frequently asked – and indeed that we ask ourselves in the thirty-strong JiE ‘College’ – the group of people who are offering us specialist help in developing this programme.
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