Justice & Advocacy
Recycling is one of the easiest ways to care for Creation — check out this South East Queensland recycling guide, compiled by Angligreen’s The Rev’d Peter Moore ahead of World Environment Day, which is commemorated on 5 June annually
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St Luke’s Anglican Church, Ekibin recently received two prestigious Five Leaf Eco-Awards for their climate and environmental action commitments
Cannon Hill Anglican College students recently visited Lourdes Hill College for a special student forum with Catholic and other secondary schools about Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’: on care for our common home. Find out more about the forum, including from CHAC Social Justice Coordinator Marion Rutter and students Sienna and Anouk
Meet Margaret Abot and find out about her successful recycling fundraiser, what she loves most about church, her thoughts on “Being Together: Embracing Joy” and Reconciliation, and what she does in her free time
Young Hillbrook Hacker scientists propose a simple prototype solution to help minimise home drain pollution and the need for harmful chemicals, while also recycling glass
“On my afternoon walks with my wife, Alison, we each carry a shoulder bag because along the track we find considerable litter – many chocolate wrappers, plastic bags, take-away cups and other items. We collect soft plastics in one bag and the hard plastic containers, cups and cans in the other, so they are not washed into the creek,” says The Rev’d Peter Moore as World Environment Day approaches
“We know that what we are doing now, and will do in the future, is contributing greatly to the circular economy and the environment, even in ways we may not be able to see directly right now,” says Year 10 Hillbrook Anglican School student Ella Zeeman, while offering tips for families and students
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