In Genesis 2: 15 God gave us the command to “Work the land and look after it”. Some of the techniques we use actually damage the earth, by putting artificial fertilizers into the soil. Sometimes we turn the soil too much , which can lead to loss of nutrients, moisture and eventually erosion. God’s way …
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The Green Anglicans Movement has started an online Lecture Series led by Rev. Rachel Mash and Rev Shaun Cozett. Rev Rachel looks at the connection between spirituality and creation in the Old and New Testament ; Rev Shaun Cotzee , who will be addressing Climate Change in Africa and the use of Liturgy and care …
The Anglican Servers in Action (ASIA) from the Diocese of Mzimvubu, Flagstaff Archdeaconry has embarked on a “Be veg, Go green for the better future” project, where vegetable gardens are started in Parishes so that the needy may gain. On the 2nd of October, ASIA started a vegetable garden at the St Augustine’s Parish Tshandatshe, where …
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On Friday 25 September 2020 the Anglicans Ablaze held a virtual youth conference on the subject “ Care For Creation” . Our first presenter was Rev Dennis Nthenge from Green Anglicans Movement in Kenya. He explained how the movement first started when the young people of ACSA came to the CAPA (Conference of Anglican Provinces of Africa) …
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A group of young people from different denominations in Cape Town started an ecumenical group during the Season of Creation (1st of Sep to 4th of October). The ecumenical group was started by youth and environmental sustainability champions from the Anglican, Catholic, Dutch Reformed, Lutheran, and Methodist churches. They called the group #together4creation to show …
As a way to encourage tree planting across Malawi, the Green Anglicans have started a one tree, one couple campaign, knowing the couples will commit to caring for the trees, not just planting them. On the 10th of October 2020 Couples from Green Anglicans planted a tree each in a get together which took …
On Saturday the 10th of October 2020, the Green Anglican Movement in Kenya planted trees at Ngong Forest near Lenana school, to mark it’s 3 years anniversary since it’s official launch .Events were held at different places across the country and several bishops also attended the events. #NDYM @GreenAnglicansMovement-Kenya #asfkenyaASF #GreenSaintsKe GreenAnglican-kenya@3 Photo …
