‘I wish we didn’t have Black History Month’
During Black History Month, the Revd Peterson Feital reflects on why the Church still needs to talk about race, belonging and the contributions of Black and Brown clergy.
Archive contentThis is a text-only version of an article first published on Wednesday, 14 May 2014. Information shown on this page may no longer be current. Developing an eco-friendly parish:…
In 2014 Earthing Faith gatherings are bringing people together to showcase resources to help churches explore environment related issues in a parish, with a particular focus on resources for worship.
The Reading gathering took place on Thursday 1st May at St Nicolas Church, Earley.
The gatherings heard from: The Bishop of Reading; Rev Graeme Fancourt on a new church-based food project; Emma Majoron Oakwood Forest Church; Wendy Neale on the role of the Justice, Peace and the Environment Group at St Nicolas Church, Earley; Joanna Laynesmith and her involvement with St Stephen and John Church, Reading and the Reading Environmental Network and Reading Climate Change Partnership; Mairi Johnstone, CEO of A Rocha UK; Maranda St John Nicolle on how can we campaign on climate issues.
The evening closed with worship led by Susie Stead and Rev Tim Stead. For a full report on the gathering, what was shared and slides visit: http://www. earthingfaith. org/2014/05/earthing-faith-gathering-1st-may-2014/ —Missed this gathering? There will also be a similar gathering on Thursday 9th October 2014 with the Bishop of Buckingham in Aylesbury .