Following a presentation at the March meeting about environmental concerns, Synod continued the theme this October with a discussion and formal motion being presented and overwhelmingly agreed which recognised the
This series invites Christians to make strong and imaginative connections between our world, our call to be disciples of Jesus and our everyday lives. Written by the Revd Canon Susanna
In the survey* by Savanta ComRes, commissioned by the aid and development charity, a further 21% of adults across the East said they felt more part of a global community
Harry had felt overwhelmed about what was going on in the world and wanted to do something to make a difference. He decided to fundraise for Tearfund because he had
Steve Wright and his family went abroad with the Church Mission Society after his curacy and in his years abroad in Nigeria, Kuwait and the UAE and learned much from
In an online message, Bishop Graham reflects on our current situation both in the UK and overseas. There have been some amazing responses and we have seen the sacrifice of
As an ecologist it feels right that the first time that I speak at General Synod is about environmental matters. I believe that seeking to heal our broken planet, and
For 2020 the Saint Andrew’s church family have been asked to pledge to pray every day for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Diocese of Katanga, their mission partner
Like many others, I have been impressed and encouraged by the school strikes and the passion and urgency of young people raising awareness of the climate emergency. The climate emergency
However, Blyth says, “the proof of the pudding is in the eating” and that the newly re-elected government needs to remember the issue when they are negotiating new trade agreements post-Brexit.
