Learning to live with an unusual weather forecast
First published on: 14th July 2026As extreme weather becomes more familiar, churches are finding practical and hopeful ways to respond.
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The Elisha Project: science, theology and the environment
First published on: 14th July 2026Church leaders and theological educators invited to explore science, theology and the environment
Krish Kandiah: Why the Church must not let politics rewrite the gospel
First published on: 8th July 2026When conversations about migration become increasingly polarised, how should Christians respond?
Three things we learned from climate scientist Mike Morecroft on Common Ground
First published on: 24th June 2026In the latest episode of Common Ground, Bishop Mary speaks with Mike Morecroft, Deputy Director for Climate Change Science at Natural England and a Licensed Lay Minister in Hungerford.
Life is local: Bishop Mary talks food, farming and flourishing with Henry Astor
First published on: 9th June 2026What does it mean to farm well in an increasingly globalised world? And how can local communities reconnect with the land that feeds them?
It's not inevitable: A climate scientist on hope, grief and the future
First published on: 5th June 2026To mark World Environment Day, read an extract from the first episode of Common Ground, a new podcast hosted by Bishop Mary Gregory.
Bishop Steven joins call for transparency on climate reporting
First published on: 31st March 2026More than 100 Christian leaders have signed an open letter raising concerns about climate misinformation on GB News.
St Michael's Church, Aston Tirrold, are Champions for change
First published on: 4th March 2026On Valentine's Day local champions for change and organisations met together in Aston Tirrold to show their love for nature.
Solar panels installed at Christ Church Flackwell Heath
First published on: 25th February 2026Despite a cloudy and rainy start, within a few days the church had already saved 20kg of CO2 and 10kg of coal.
Ten years of Eco Church for Holy Trinity Headington Quarry
First published on: 17th February 2026January 2016 marked the first Eco Church registration in the diocese. Ten years later, Holy Trinity Headington Quarry continues to take action on creation care.