Awakening to a new economics
How putting wellbeing first would help sustain life on Earth – a guest post from Teresa Belton, author of Happier People, healthier planet. Happier People Healthier Planet addresses the diametrically opposed … Continue reading Happier people, healthier planet
Jeremy Williams, author and content editor for Joy in Enough, introduces his book The Economics of Arrival. The ‘global race’ was a favourite phrase of David Cameron while Prime Minister. … Continue reading What if development has a destination?
This year we are encouraging churches to create a moment of confession around consumerism, inequality and climate change. There are many ways to do this, both in church or in … Continue reading Ideas for using the JiE Confession
The Joy in Enough confession is a useful resource for Lent and Ash Wednesday services, reflecting on our complicity in inequality, climate change and consumerism.
What do we mean when we talk about a fair and sustainable economy? What does such a thing look like? This year we will be profiling examples of things that … Continue reading Green shoots: the John Lewis Partnership
The richest 10% of the world’s population are responsible for half of the carbon emissions. Anyone with an annual income of over £10,745 is in that richest 10%. Not every Christian in … Continue reading Create a moment of confession this lent
Thinking about economics can be a bit abstract – a matter of numbers and statistics. It can feel like a cold and theoretical discipline. At the root of the word … Continue reading Seeking the green shoots of a new economy
Christmas is a time of generosity, a time to remember God’s good gifts to us, and to express our love for each other through giving. It’s also a time of … Continue reading Christmas, consumerism, and the power of giving
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