Land and Nature motion approved by General Synod
“My dream is to see churchyards as places for the living, as well as the dead.” The Church of England General Synod has voted to give biodiversity equal consideration with
“My dream is to see churchyards as places for the living, as well as the dead.” The Church of England General Synod has voted to give biodiversity equal consideration with
The morning and evening congregations of Crossroads St Anne’s in Earlham, Norwich wore their hearts on their sleeves to #ShowTheLove for climate justice on Sunday. They planted 10 native tree
“My dream is to see churchyards as places for the living, as well as the dead.” The Church of England has unveiled proposals to strengthen its response to the biodiversity crisis as
Love your Burial Ground Week is a celebratory week which has been running for many years. Caring for God’s Acre has been encouraging all who help to look after churchyards,
“Fortunately the day was clear and not too cold for our Big Churchyard Birdwatch at Hemblington,” says Susan Rowe, Secretary of The Friends of All Saints Church. The church is
The project includes repairs and improvements to the Church (which has one of the oldest round towers in Norfolk) and a range of heritage projects. Along with a number of
We normally have a week-long holiday club in the first week of the summer holidays. This year it was going to be ‘Zookeepers’ and we were in the early stages
Climate Sunday has been organised by Churches Together in Britain and Ireland with support from charities including CAFOD, Christian Aid, Tearfund, A Rocha UK, and Operation Noah. Local churches are
Learners will have the opportunity to explore the history, art and architecture of church buildings from Norfolk and beyond, from the medieval period to the present day. Starting soon is
In guidance sent to bishops, dioceses and church leadership teams, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) points to the ambitious programme of action required, covering everything from the Church’s buildings to