Awakening to a new economics
This weekend I will be at Hilfield Friary attending a retreat entitled ‘Reconnecting to the Divine in Nature’, something I am very much looking forward to. For those of you … Continue reading “Reconnecting to Divine in Nature”
Here’s a campaign from Tearfund that’s right up our street at Joy in Enough. Tearfund believe that churches can be a powerful agent of change, and The Restorative Revolution is … Continue reading The Restorative Revolution
Mark Dick, a GP based in Northern Ireland and a member of the Joy in Enough enabling group, describes a better food system on the other side of crisis. … Continue reading A better food system is possible
Catherine Masterman reports on the launch of Tearfund’s new campaign. “This is a Rubbish Campaign”, I was privileged to chant, holding a “P” on a stick in the cold next … Continue reading This is a rubbish campaign!
Genesis has two accounts of humanity’s relationship to the rest of creation. In chapter one there’s the famous invitation to “fill the earth and subdue it.” To rule over every other … Continue reading Book review: Profit, by Mark Stoll
As we enter a season with a lot of attention on food and feasting, food activist Liesl Stewart invites us to consider the effects of corporate farming, the high cost … Continue reading Eating at the service of life
Plastic Free July is a recurring annual campaign that encourages people to reduce their use of plastic. Building on that interest, ECCR are challenging Christians to direct their actions on … Continue reading Don’t bank on plastics
Catherine Masterman celebrates the joy of wildlife as an antidote to consumerism, and highlights the role of the Wildlife Trusts in stewarding wild spaces on behalf of a distracted nation. … Continue reading What lies between – the hidden worlds of wildlife
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