Rachel Mash

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 and gender The Consultation was jointly organized by Hope Africa and the Green Anglicans. Day one was held with representatives of the Provincial Organisations, namely …

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  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 address the gathering. Here is his message It is crucial that religions work together. Thank you Dr Bhadra Shah, vice-Chair of the Parliament of World’s …

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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 huge pile of  cleaning up of rubbish afterwards… Let us remember when we attend these wonderful celebrations not to forget to care for creation! Creation …

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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 and eco-system we read the following reflections: “English  is full of references to the soggy, wet places of the world. Have you ever got tangled …

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On 01st February 2020, Malawi Creation Care Network (MCCN) together with the Green Anglicans  conducted an Environmental Movement Building conference with over 40 college and university students from across Malawi. The aim of this conference was to build environmental conservation movements in institutions of higher learning which will help care for God’s Creation. The students …

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The Mothers Union in the Archdeaconry of Inhambane says “Yes” to care and protection of the environment. The opening of the year’s activities took place with a tree planting session and a talk on the theme of “Christians and the Environment”. The event took place in the pastoral zone of Saint Monica in Homoine Rev …

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WHAT ARE THE BEST SOLUTIONS FOR CITIES FACING WATER SHORTAGES? What are the learnings from Cape Town’s Day Zero? 130 global experts from  15 countries met in Cape Town to debate the best  solutions for cities facing water shortages. Here is the presentation from the civil society task team, presented by Rev Dr Rachel Mash …

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The idea of birthday trees is growing!  Young Green Anglicans in Kenya embraced the idea, and got together with all the January babies to plant their trees.  They will do the same thing every month Picture Credit Janet Kariuki

FOR THOSE IN PERIL ON THE SEA Our Family @ St Mary the Virgin, Struisbaai had their Sea Sunday service today where our Clergy blessed the Fishermen, Boats and prayed for all the families who depends on the sea for their daily lives.’ Photos All Saints Church Bredasdorp