The latest edition of the Journal (Volume 7.4–Winter 2023) on the subject of Care for God’s Creation is now online. In June 2023, the General Synod of the Scottish Episcopal Church agreed the direction of the Net Zero Action Plan, the guiding values of which are discipleship, justice and hope. This issue of the Scottish… Continue reading New Journal highlights ‘Care for God’s Creation’

The latest edition of the Journal (Volume 7.4–Winter 2023) on the subject of Care for God’s Creation is now online. In June 2023, the General Synod of the Scottish Episcopal Church agreed the direction of the Net Zero Action Plan, the guiding values of which are discipleship, justice and hope. This issue of the Scottish… Continue reading New Journal highlights ‘Care for God’s Creation’

The latest edition of the Journal (Volume 7.4–Winter 2023) on the subject of Care for God’s Creation is now online. In June 2023, the General Synod of the Scottish Episcopal Church agreed the direction of the Net Zero Action Plan, the guiding values of which are discipleship, justice and hope. This issue of the Scottish… Continue reading New Journal highlights ‘Care for God’s Creation’

The latest edition of the Journal (Volume 7.4–Winter 2023) on the subject of Care for God’s Creation is now online. In June 2023, the General Synod of the Scottish Episcopal Church agreed the direction of the Net Zero Action Plan, the guiding values of which are discipleship, justice and hope. This issue of the Scottish… Continue reading New Journal highlights ‘Care for God’s Creation’

In a joint statement released today (Friday, January 5), the Most Rev Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, joined other Christian leaders and leaders of development agencies Christian Aid, CAFOD and Tearfund – saying that: “the human cost of failing to take action now is too big and too damaging to ignore”. Signatories… Continue reading Primus joins church and charity leaders in call to act on rising poverty

In a joint statement released today (Friday, January 5), the Most Rev Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, joined other Christian leaders and leaders of development agencies Christian Aid, CAFOD and Tearfund – saying that: “the human cost of failing to take action now is too big and too damaging to ignore”. Signatories… Continue reading Primus joins church and charity leaders in call to act on rising poverty

In a joint statement released today (Friday, January 5), the Most Rev Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, joined other Christian leaders and leaders of development agencies Christian Aid, CAFOD and Tearfund – saying that: “the human cost of failing to take action now is too big and too damaging to ignore”. Signatories… Continue reading Primus joins church and charity leaders in call to act on rising poverty

In a joint statement released today (Friday, January 5), the Most Rev Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, joined other Christian leaders and leaders of development agencies Christian Aid, CAFOD and Tearfund – saying that: “the human cost of failing to take action now is too big and too damaging to ignore”. Signatories… Continue reading Primus joins church and charity leaders in call to act on rising poverty

In a joint statement released today (Friday, January 5), the Most Rev Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, joined other Christian leaders and leaders of development agencies Christian Aid, CAFOD and Tearfund – saying that: “the human cost of failing to take action now is too big and too damaging to ignore”. Signatories… Continue reading Primus joins church and charity leaders in call to act on rising poverty

In a joint statement released today (Friday, January 5), the Most Rev Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, joined other Christian leaders and leaders of development agencies Christian Aid, CAFOD and Tearfund – saying that: “the human cost of failing to take action now is too big and too damaging to ignore”. Signatories… Continue reading Primus joins church and charity leaders in call to act on rising poverty