COP 25, the 25th annual United Nations Climate Conference, kicks off in Madrid Spain next week, and the Lausanne/WEA Creation Care Network will be there, along with a number of other Christian organizations. The Christian Climate Observer’s Program is described like this on their website: We are an evangelical Christian […]
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Many are concerned and praying for Peter Harris, who was badly injured on 28 October in a motorway accident that killed his wife Miranda, as well as A Rocha CEO Chris Naylor and his wife Susanna. (Full bios here) This is a brief update from Dave Bookless (current as of […]
It is a little known fact that smaller farms are actually more productive than large ones. This issue was highlighted in an article in The Ecologist some time ago but still relevant. Here’s a snippet: The paradox, however, and one of the reasons why despite having so little land, small […]
A Rocha International has made a page available for those who would like to post a message of condolence or encouragement.
Ed Brown and Dave Bookless were invited by the Lausanne Children and Evangelism network to discuss how creation care and ministry to children are related. This rich hour-long conversation is available on video. https://vimeo.com/362773559/08f3689c62
A Rocha Canada is looking for a Director for their outreach work in Ontario: Currently A Rocha Canada focuses its efforts in British Columbia, Manitoba and Ontario. The Ontario Director will make a significant impact on the community and the surrounding landscape by growing the Cedar Haven Eco-Centre, Hamilton Hub […]
Are the fires really worse than previous years, or are we once again being subjected media hype? A Rocha has taken the time to dig into the issue with particular reference to how Christians in Brazil are responding. Here is an important summary paragraph (but do yourself a favor and […]
The young lady from Sweden continues to challenge the authorities, this time at the United Nations. Here’s her full talk. Please listen and share:
Waste is a problem in many of our countries, but TEAR Fund has chosen to draw our attention to the particular challenge of rubbish in Africa. Here’s a recent blog post by Sas Conradie, TEAR Fund’s Theology and Networking Manager for Africa, after a recent trip to Angola:
The Amazon crisis has captured the attention of the world, even to causing difficulty for the world’s great powers at the G7 summit in Spain last week. Christians in Latin America are also speaking out about this situation.