Rachel Mash

The Sunday School teachers at St Paul’s Church in George , South Africa took up the challenge of teaching the children to care for creation on World Environment Sunday (2nd of June) They learned about the importance of recycling and had a wonderful day! Let us teach our children to care for creation! #worldenvironmentday #restorationgeneration

Rev Earl Richards was inducted as the new rector for the Church of the Ascension in Paarl,. The archdeacon Rus Bassoples planted two trees in honour of this beautiful occasion, as part of the Anglican Communion Forest #generationrestoration

Today the Diocese of Eswatini, Usuthu Parish…..commemorated the World Environment day. The Theme for World Environment Day is Eco-system restoration and so trees were planted after Church. The Mothers Union are also embracing the Environmental Challenges! #restorationgeneration

Last weekend, Green Anglicans had the pleasure of collaborating with the Lesotho Region of the Anglican Students’ Federation (ASF) in a powerful cleaning campaign in Maseru. The event was not only about picking up litter and beautifying the city; it was also an opportunity to raise awareness about environmental and climate issues that are affecting our planet. The day began with an insightful talk on the importance of environmental conservation and the impact of climate change on our world. It was heartening to see the ASFers’ passion and dedication to making a positive difference in their community and beyond. Their enthusiasm and commitment to environmental action were truly inspiring. As ASF members and Green Anglicans volunteers joined forces to clean up the streets of Maseru, it became clear that when we come together with a shared goal, we can achieve great things. The sense of camaraderie and unity among the participants was palpable, and it was evident that everyone was committed to making a tangible impact on the environment. The cleaning campaign was just the beginning of what promises to be a long-term collaboration between Green Anglicans and ASF Lesotho Region. Together, we are determined to continue our efforts to promote environmental stewardship, raise awareness about climate issues, and inspire others to take action. Through initiatives like this, we are not only cleaning up our communities but also fostering a sense of responsibility towards our planet. Every small act of environmental kindness counts, and when we work together, we can create a brighter, greener future for all. The success of this event serves as a reminder that by joining forces and working towards a common goal, we can make a real difference in the world. Green Anglicans and ASF Lesotho Region are proud to be part of this movement for positive change, and we look forward to many more collaborations in the future. #Green Anglicans Lesotho #Creation care

O On the 26th of May 2024 the Parish of St. Mark’s in the Archdeaconry of Drakensberg under Revd. B. Ntanjana (Deacon) held its bishop’s episcopal visit and confirmation service, present on the day was the Ven. Magadla who is the Archdeacon ,together with Revd. Canon Zibaya and Revd. Mateyisi. The Diocesan Green Anglicans Desk was represented by B. White and Ms T. Ngudle, on the day two trees were planted by the diocesan Bishop.

The Archdeaconry of  Grahamstown held its joint confirmation service at the Cathedral in Grahamstown (Makanda) . The service was led by Bishop Margaret Vertue To mark the occasion a rose bush was planted as part of the Anglican Communion Forest, as a symbol of the spiritual growth of the young people . The space at the Cathedral was too small for a tree, the rose will be a beautiful reminder for the young people May they be  a sweet fragrance to the Lord!