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Our Oxford group turned out today, as part of the 89% of the world’s population who want their governments to be doing more to address climate change.
#ClimateActionNow
One of our lovely CCA vicars was involved in organising a stall at a local carnival.
People were concerned about the environment, but also felt unable to do something meaningful about it.
If you are feeling disempowered check out our website, christianclimateaction.org, and come and talk to us.
The new Banking On Climate Chaos 2026 report has it in a nutshell.
“Affordable energy, environmental justice, respect for human rights, and a livable climate are all critical pillars of society, and all profoundly influenced by choices made by the world’s largest banks.”
We need to build a fairer world, a world where nature is protected, a world that future generations can enjoy.
Everyone can do something to make it happen.
What will you do?
Back outside Parliament today, faithfully reminding MPs that saying yes to the Rosebank oilfield is not in the interests of ordinary people.
#stoprosebank
Climate solutions are taking root in every corner of the planet.
Spread the word. Action to protect the planet is happening everywhere, it and we can all be a part of it.
But we need to make sure it happens faster! For the sake of the planet, for the sake of its people.
You can make a difference.
One way is to support us. Have a look at our website and join us to demand action.
christianclimateaction.org
Vigil @rochestercathedral.bsky.social Praying for its leadership and community, and their practical application of the 5th mark of mission. Refusing the evil of funding further global overheating by choosing a bank that does not fund fossil fuel projects is a key step in that mission. #creationcare
We don’t just do protests. We also sit down to talk and listen. That’s why we went along to a Church Commissioners event last week to ask questions about how they are using their assets to safeguard climate and nature, and to continue to urge upon them the need to act with commitment and urgency.
