As we reported earlier this year St Mary Redcliffe (SMR) in Bristol have kindly made JRI their Lent Appeal Charity for 2020. A whole lot of activity is now underway. A whole section of the latest SMR Parish Magazine is devoted to the project which they have called “A Ray …
The article below is reprinted with their permission from our friends EthicsDaily.com, with whom we have had a very good collaboration over some years now. Global carbon dioxide emissions remained stable in 2019 after two years of increases, according to data released Feb. 11 by the International Energy Agency (IEA). …
A recent check on UK data for 2017 suggests that since the 1970’s we have generally cut our emissions by 40%. Current thinking is that the world stands at the edge of a Climate Emergency and so we will all have to reduce our emissions/energy usage significantly yet again. I …
Saturday 18th April 2020- A day conference at Ripon College Cuddesdon with Andy Lester We are very pleased to welcome Andy Lester (A Rocha UK) as our guest speaker for a day looking at the current state of nature and the actions needed to bring about lasting hope for creation …
Our long-standing and faithful Honorary Treasurer, Claire Ashton, has announced that she is wishing to stand down as JRI Treasurer this year. We are very grateful for her service.So the JRI Board is now searching for a new Honorary Treasurer. JRI has a fairly small turnover, and so the role …
The Forest Church movement, which has been quietly growing for the past decade or so, draws threads of Christian spirituality and nature connection into regular gatherings in forests, fields and gardens across the UK and increasingly around the world. This Grove Book by Cate Williams, Mission and Evangelism Officer for …
