Environment

 

The East Anglia District believes that care for the environment is fundamental to our Christian faith and action. As stewards of God’s gift of creation each of us has a responsibility to ensure that this remains a sustainable world and to respond to the social injustice visited on many of the world’s poorest people as a result of climate change.

With this in mind, we have an action plan and we are working towards the A Rocha Eco Diocese Bronze Award which recognises commitment to good environmental and ethical stewardship.

We recognise that we are at the start of our journey, we will be exploring environmental issues in the context of Christian life and mission, will take positive action and realise that the job is never finished.

 

The East Anglia District Registration Certificate for the Rocha Eco Diocese Bronze Award 

Methodist Podcast for "Earth Day" 2021 (go to 18.25) in which The Revd Julian Pursehouse speaks about East Anglia as an "Eco District".

Some useful links and files

Becoming_an_Eco_Church_-_Audit.pdf

 

https://www.methodist.org.uk/our-work/our-work-in-britain/environment-and-climate-change/take-action-celebrate-climate-sunday/

https://ecochurch.arocha.org.uk/

https://www.methodist.org.uk/our-work/our-work-in-britain/environment-and-climate-change/take-action-become-an-eco-church/

https://www.methodist.org.uk/media/3201/higf-report-and-study-guide-0514.pdf

Climate Justice For All – World Methodist Council

HOME - UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) at the SEC – Glasgow 2021 (ukcop26.org)