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Category: Church

By Jeremy Williams Posted on September 7, 2021September 2, 2021

Explaining COP26 to your church

If you’re interested in the environment, you probably know all about COP26, the upcoming climate talks in Glasgow in November. Perhaps you’re even campaigning on it in some form, signing … Continue reading Explaining COP26 to your church

Categories: Church, ClimateTags: JPIT
By Jeremy Williams Posted on July 15, 2021July 12, 2021

Belonging, consumerism and infant baptism

Hilary Blake compares the loving welcome of infant baptism and the fostered insecurities of consumerism. Two things coincided in my diary recently which may, on the surface, seem to have … Continue reading Belonging, consumerism and infant baptism

Categories: Church, consumerism
By Jeremy Williams Posted on May 31, 2021May 25, 2021

Why should Christians care about tax justice?

Church Action for Tax Justice is a campaign for a fairer and greener tax system, which would serve the greener and fairer economy that we advocate at Joy in Enough. … Continue reading Why should Christians care about tax justice?

Categories: Church, inequality, Videos
By Jeremy Williams Posted on April 13, 2021June 22, 2021

The church we need to dethrone consumerism

Phil Whittall, a writer and church leader in Stockholm, asks what kind of church could confront consumerism. I am a consumer, we all are, it’s an unavoidable reality. You have … Continue reading The church we need to dethrone consumerism

Categories: Church, consumerism
By Jeremy Williams Posted on February 10, 2021May 28, 2021

Young Christians expect more on climate change

Nine out of ten Christian young people are concerned about climate change. Just one in ten are confident their church is doing enough about it. That’s a finding from Burning … Continue reading Young Christians expect more on climate change

Categories: Church, Climate
By Jeremy Williams Posted on December 11, 2020December 9, 2020

EnFolding the Future at Baildon Methodist

We recently featured an article on a Christian vision for sustainable housing. In this post, John Anderson talks about sustainable church buildings, and particularly what his own church has been … Continue reading EnFolding the Future at Baildon Methodist

Categories: Church
By Jeremy Williams Posted on October 27, 2020October 21, 2020

Outdoor church in a climate emergency

With churches closed because of Covid-19 restrictions, there has been growing curiosity in outdoor church, building on an existing interest from Forest Church and other pioneers. What can people do … Continue reading Outdoor church in a climate emergency

Categories: Church
By Jeremy Williams Posted on September 4, 2020October 14, 2020

Season of Creation highlights economic justice

Season of Creation is an ecumenical initiative that brings together millions of Christians around the world to consider the environment during September. Each year there is a theme, with A … Continue reading Season of Creation highlights economic justice

Categories: Church, Resources

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