Care for creation

Monday July 06

Religious leaders urge the PM to show moral leadership

In an open letter, interfaith leaders around the country have urged the Prime Minister “to have the wisdom, courage and humility to admit that it is time to chart a new course when it comes to climate policy”

The Anglican Church of Canada launches new podcast featuring Indigenous voices

The Anglican Church of Canada launched a podcast earlier this month entitled Sacred Teachings: Wisdom of the Land – an eight-part series featuring First Nations speakers, who share their insights, wisdom, traditions and stories about the sacredness of creation

Bishop Philip Huggins: ' "Walking with my four-year-old granddaughter by the beach, watching a butterfly, she suddenly said, seemingly out of nowhere: “Everything is connected!” “Yes. It is,” I said. And we walked on...'

Making 2020 a transformative and wonderful year for all God’s creation

“How do we give people affected by the transition to an economy of net zero carbon emissions real confidence as regards to their employment, income security and reliability of energy supply?” asks Bishop Philip Huggins

The Anglican Communion’s Five Marks of Mission: an introduction

The Anglican Communion News Service has commissioned a series of articles looking at each of the Five Marks of Mission: “In the coming weeks, we will publish a series of articles, each written by an expert in their field, which will unpack each of the Marks and how they are being lived out throughout the Anglican Communion”