Links
Initiatives and Projects
Commission for the Environment: An initiative of the Anglican Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn.
http://www.pastornet.net.au/envcomm/body_index.html
Eco-tips: Resources from the Ecology and Theology Working Group of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa in the Province of Canada
http://ottawa.anglican.ca/ecotips.shtml
The Earth Bible Project (Centre for Theology, Science and Culture, Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia): The Earth Bible is an international project, including volumes on ecojustice readings of major sections of the Bible to be published by Sheffield Press and related publications promoting concern for Earth.
http://ehlt.flinders.edu.au/theology/institute/earthbible/
Greening Spirit: A gathering place for Western Canadian Anglicans who share a passion for the stewardship of creation and are prepared to pledge action in its care
Johannesburg Anglican Environmental Initiative: The JAEI is a formal body of the Diocese of Johannesburg, seeking to meet the challenges being faced by this generation with regards to the environment.
Stewarding the earth's resources: A resource for the British church about waste reduction, waste re-use and waste recycling
http://www.earthresources.org.uk/
The Genesis Covenant challenges people of all religious communities to join in a unified effort to reverse global warming.
Faith and Nature - A new Creation-based faith formation resource from the Episcopal Church
Faith and Nature is an eight-session, downloadable, intergenerational, faith-formation resource focused on appreciating and living in harmony with God's creation.
The study includes 15 photos and 10 illustrations to use in activities and discussions. This intergenerational spiritual-formation program explores and embraces how God is at work in nature, using the Anglican approach of scripture, tradition, reason, experience - and fun!
Learners will build awareness and appreciation of our spiritual connection to Creation/nature in a traditional way that prepares participants to bring hope and faithful action to today�s ecological concerns. The electronic documents includes dozens of live links to additional online resources and activities.
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