Awakening to a new economics
“The Deficit Myth,” was written by Stephanie Kelton in 2020, and is considered by many a groundbreaking work that challenges the economic perspectives on government spending, deficits, and fiscal policy … Continue reading The Deficit Myth
Although not an explicitly Christian text this is an important book for all of us who are seeking a better future and freedom from our present addiction to growth and … Continue reading The Care Economy – by Tim Jackson
Join us for a talk which feels very timely: Amy Hall <https://newint.org/authors/amy-hall> is a co-editor at New Internationalist magazine. She leads the ‘How to stop the arms trade (https://newint.org/special/arms-trade)’ campaign, which … Continue reading Wednesday May 21st 2025, 7pm – 8.15
Below are some pictures of a spot of wild swimming a few weekends ago. Owing to a lack of transport, I couldn’t reach my usual swim spot, in the Lugg, … Continue reading The Joy of Wild (Trespass) Swimming!
As a young boy I spent many an idyllic summer holiday staying with my Scottish grandparents, Jock and Etty Herkis, immersed in the beauty of East Lothian. Both of them … Continue reading John Muir – Nature’s prophet
British Quakers have joined the innovative Green Investment Declaration, a worldwide effort aimed at financing environmental sustainability. This initiative, backed by Operation Noah and the JustMoney Movement, recognizes Christian organizations’ … Continue reading Quakers Lead the Charge in Green Investment Declaration
Are you struggling to be hopeful in the midst of the ecological crisis? Consultant and Trainer Mike Mullins is running a retreat at Rydal Hall in the Lake District that … Continue reading Reconnecting to sacred nature
March 19, 2025 In a development that has left some long-time customers concerned, UK renewable energy provider Good Energy has been acquired by Esyasoft, a company based in Dubai with … Continue reading Good Energy – Takeover, or Makeover?
Joy in Enough 