Author Archive: Rachel Mash
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River Church : hearing the voice of God in Creation
“The River of God is full of water” Psalm 65:90 Thirty people joined the Diocesan Environmental Group for a meditative walk with Jesus along the Upper Liesbeek River. We listened to the voice of God in Creation, in Scriptures and in poetry. Green Anglicans has started monthly services to listen […]
Presentation : Theology and the Environment
Theology and environment
A lenten Course by Archbishop Rowan Williams
God’s Earth Our Home pg
NUCLEAR ENERGY COSTS THE EARTH
Green Anglicans joined the SAFCEI in their weekly vigil outside Parliament in Capetown. Bishop Geoff Davies explains why Nuclear power is not the right answer to South Africa’s energy crisis. Why is our government, a government of the people we hope, going in entirely the wrong direction to overcome […]
creation care conference in Nairobi
East Central Africa Conf on Creation Care the Gospel May 2015
Christmas Blessings From Green Anglicans
Have a blessed Christmas! Please find attached our annual report for 2014 ACSA ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT 2014
How Green is your Cathedral?
The Cathedral of the Holy Nativity in Pietermaritzburg, Natal, is certainly taking serious strides to become green. They have sourced a company which offers recycling and have installed a service which is being used by many in the city centre as the Cathedral is situated at the heart of the […]
Diocese of Lesotho Youth Conference
Diocese of Lesotho youth conference On Friday the 11th December Green Anglicans presented to the youth in the Diocese of Lesotho. The youth conference was held at an Anglican school St Michaels and All Angels in Maputsoe, Leribe. 300 young people from the age of 7 and upwards attended the […]
Youth in the Diocese of Free State are going green!
Youth in the Diocese of the Free State are going green! The Diocese of the Free State declared the Environment the Third Mark of Mission in their recent Synod. Bino Makhalanyane, who is the new President of the Anglican Youth of Southern Africa, got to hear about the Green Anglican […]