Valentines day – Love the Earth On Valentine’s day the Anglican Church of Eluvukweni in Crossroads, Cape Town donated Stationary to children from Sigcawu School. Each child had to bring...
God made it all and said
"IT IS GOOD"
We are trying to keep it that way
There is No Plan(et) B
We need to look after the one we have
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Stand with us in making the world a better place for all
Environmental News
Archdeaconry of Maitland Care for Creation Youth Workshop
On Friday the 7th of February, Green Anglicans was invited to run a workshop with the Archdeaconry of Maitland to discuss the issues around climate change and caring for creation....
Provincial Consultation on SDGS, Poverty, Climate Change and Gender
CONSULTATION ON THE SDGS, POVERTY, ENVIRONMENT AND GENDER The Anglican Church of Southern Africa held a consultation on the Sustainable Development Goals with a particular focus on Climate Change, poverty...
The “Green Bishop’s Message for Interfaith Harmony Week
During Interfaith Harmony week Prayers for the City were held in Cape Town on the 2nd of February. Bishop Geoff Davies, known as the Green Bishop was invited to...
Verde no meu habitat – Angolan Youth take up the challenge of Creation care
Angolan Problems need Angolan Solutions – Verde no meu Habitat 330 young people from the Diocese of Angola gathered for a four day conference in the province of Uige, the...
Fast for the Earth
6 “Is not this the kind of fasting I have chosen: to loose the chains of injustice and untie the cords of the yoke, to set the oppressed free and break every yoke?...
Congratulations Bishop Tsietsi
CONGRATULATIONS BISHOP TSIETSI Warm congratulations to the Diocese of Mzimvubu on the installation of their new Bishop Tsietsi The Green Anglicans team was busy preparing beforehand and sadly had a...
Spirituality from a swamp?
Feb 2nd is World Wetlands Day and Church in Creation was held at Rondevlei Wetlands. Reflecting on the beauty of the nature reserve and the wonderful diversity of the birds...
Welcome to Green Anglicans
Anglicans have long been concerned with environmental issues. The Anglican Communion states that the fifth mark of mission is ‘ to strive to safeguard the integrity of creation and sustain and renew the earth’.
The Anglican Church of Southern Africa’s Environmental Network (ACSA-EN) aims to support churches and Dioceses to fulfil God’s call to be Earthkeepers and to care for Creation.
Our Ministries
Spiritual Formaton
God's Call On Our Lives
Youth Empowerment
Training & Development
Hope
Building a better tomorrow
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Upcoming Event
Maitland Archdeaconry Youth Workshop
Engaging with young people on the importance of Caring for Creation and mobilizing the generation of both today and tomorrow to fix yesterdays problems
- Date: 7 February 2020
- Time: 18:00 for 18:30 AM
- Venue: Church Of Good Shepherd, 7th Avenue, Kensington
- Cost: Free
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