Awakening to a new economics
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
In a recent post on JoyinEnough.org, Tony Emerson investigated the Ireland of his childhood to see how sustainable it was. Life in 1950s Ireland stacked up pretty well, with localised … Continue reading Learning from Madagascar
Tony Emerson asks what the recent past can teach us about a fair and sustainable future. If there is one thing that both many climate activists and climate sceptics agree … Continue reading An unimaginable task?
How should Christians respond to injustice? What should we do to honour the Bible’s call for justice and advocate for a fairer and greener world? A report was released at … Continue reading A whole life response
Joy in Enough would like to extend heartfelt thanks to the National Committee of the World Day of Prayer for a grant of £2,000. World Day of Prayer is a … Continue reading World Day of Prayer supports JiE
Tony Emerson reports from CUSP’s latest event, Nature of Prosperity Dialogue: An Economy that Works for All, and asks how JiE can play a greater role. The event was quite uplifting … Continue reading How can we make a greater contribution in the public square?
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