Rachel Mash

Eleven Archbishops and sixty bishops have signed a Statement by the Anglican Communion Environmental Network on Environmental Racism – When #Blacklives don’t matter. Black lives are disproportionately affected by police brutality; COVID-19 sweeps through crowded vulnerable communities unable to  socially distance; toxic dump sites are placed next to poor communities of Black people; indigenous people …

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WHAT IS OUR HOPE TODAY? A Sermon by Tsobotsi Toby Koloti for Youth Day: Romans 5;1-8 What is our HOPE today? In the midst of COVID 19, GBV, Death, Online learning, environment degradation, what is our Hope? Where does our help come from in times like these? I think we need not to look far …

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  Close to  the 5th and 8th of June on World Environment Day and the international day of the Oceans, the Federation of Anglican Students of Angola, together with chaplain Rev Filomena Teta, did a campaign of planting fruit trees on the site of the Cathedral in Luanda.  It took place on the morning of …

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CELEBRANDO O DIA DO MEIO AMBIENTE EM MOZAMBIQUEDioceses across Mozambique celebrated the World Environment Day on the 5th of June with the theme “Time for Nature” DIOCESE OF NAMPULAThe area of Cabo Delgado was badly hit by the Cyclone. Chimoio was the most affected village and it needs trees to protect it from the strong …

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Please find the Season of Creation Ecumenical Resource pack for September 2020  Jubilee for the Earth here http://www.greenanglicans.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/SOC-2020-Final-Jubilee-for-the-Earth.pdf

This year the theme for World Environment Day is “Time for Nature” . It also falls on Trinity Sunday. What a wonderful day to celebrate God the Father who is Creator, God the Spirit who hovered over the waters, and God the Son through whom all things were made Here is the link to the …

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The streets around Holy Cross Church in Nyanga Cape Town had become an illegal dumping ground. Neighbours took the opportunity during lockdown to clear the rubbish and rubble and to create a pavement garden. Where there is a will there is a way! What is most beautiful is that the street is named after a …

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PALM SUNDAYMark 11:8 tell us that “Many people spread their cloaks on the road, while others spread branches they had cut in the fields.”Mark includes other greenery not just Palms Here is a mealie stalk wreathLet us use greenery without breaking branches, to make “Palm Wreaths”. We can also get the children to draw and …

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PALMS ON OUR DOORS This year many of us cannot take part in Palm Sunday Processions. Let us take Palm Sunday to the streets by putting a Palm Wreath on our door/gate. This can be made of palms or other branches or the children can draw and colour in palms to hang on the doors …

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