From a Political Scientist to a Nature Lover
By Betty Cynthia Baidoo ‘By faith we see the glory; to which thou shalt restore us, the cross despise for that high prize which thou hast set before us.’ ― […]
By Betty Cynthia Baidoo ‘By faith we see the glory; to which thou shalt restore us, the cross despise for that high prize which thou hast set before us.’ ― […]
Season of Creation 2022 The Season of Creation runs from 1 September to 4 October each year, as a time for churches around the world to celebrate, pray and act […]
This is the first in a new series of blog posts from around the A Rocha family exploring how someone first found a home with A Rocha, their memories of […]
What do you think are the top environmental problems? Biodiversity loss? Pollution? Land use changes? It’s likely you could write a long list, but I don’t know how many items […]
Is a despairing Christian an oxymoron? I’ve been thinking about this question a lot of late. It presented itself to me – not for the first time, but certainly with […]
Two weeks ago, tropical storm Megi hit the Philippines, killing 42 people, and causing 17,000 people to flee. As Rodel Lasco says, ‘climate risks and climate hazards are an […]
Since becoming ordained in the Church of England, I have become acutely aware of the need to offer a theologically robust and uniquely Christian approach to tackle the climate crisis. […]
Have you ever wondered what wonder is? In the wake of much that is going on in the world, here is an invitation to pause and consider the created order […]
Those of us with inquisitive children in our lives face a bombardment of tricky questions around Christmas time, from ‘Is Santa Claus real?’ to how exactly God and Mary made a baby together, and did the baby Jesus actually “no crying make” (as the carol Away in a Manger says)? Some of these questions make us pause as we navigate exactly what answer we wish to give our inquisitor.
It is sobering to read in the IPCC report that we may reach 1.5°C temperature rise in ten years and, however fast we move to Net Zero carbon emissions, some changes, including melting ice caps and rising sea levels, will continue for thousands of years. So, how do we react, as Christians who believe God cares about creation?