Awakening to a new economics
What is the role of fiction in creating a fairer and greener economy? How can we use stories to open up imaginative possibilities in a world losing its way? Tony … Continue reading Jeremy Williams and Tony Emerson: Stories to Change Our World
The fossil fuel age is coming to an end, one way or another. What’s life going to look like afterwards? This talk covers some of the practicalities involved in weaning … Continue reading John Daniels: Running out of steam: Should Christians welcome the end of fossil fuels?
Ruth Jarman invites us to celebrate a simpler and more authentic Christmas. Think of the stable described in Luke’s gospel – the straw, the smell of animals, unwashed visitors from … Continue reading Let’s reclaim Christmas!
A poem by Graham Norman. For more environmentally themed poetry, all contributed by members of the Green Christian community, see the dedicated arts section of the website. Visual arts are … Continue reading The Sermon on the Plain – a poem
Catherine Masterman considers true myths and the value of stories at Christmas time. “Do we go to Father Christmas’ church – it says St Nicholas!”, says my excited six year … Continue reading What can we learn from Santa?
Peter Grimwood describes how Christian values and truths contrast with the values of contemporary economics, and how the church has influenced economic thinking in the past. Years ago now while … Continue reading How Christianity challenges economics
The classic nativity tells a lovely story but the reality was a lot messier. Perhaps the message of the angels sounded as preposterous then as now, given the state of … Continue reading Did the Christmas angels get it wrong?
Catherine Masterman celebrates the rhythms of the calendar and the opportunity to bring people together. There is something wonderful about the fact that the easing of lockdown restrictions coincides with … Continue reading The richness of the rhythms
Joy in Enough 