Caring for God’s creation
St James’s church in Taunton has seen wildflowers such as cowslips, wild carrot, knapweed, and Ox-eye daisies, for the first…
Environment
Members of the Anglican Alliance meet in Wells
This week, members of the Anglican Alliance have been meeting in Wells. The international board, which is made up of…
Creative route to Bronze Eco Church award
The church of St Michael and All Angels, Flax Bourton, is celebrating after gaining a Bronze Eco Church award. The…
Working together to achieve Net Zero
Following the February 2020 General Synod commitment to achieving Net Zero emissions by 2030, the March Diocesan Synod declared a…
Tackling climate change together
This week we welcomed Kelvin Munsongo, Head of Programmes for the Zambia Anglican Council to Bath and Well. Kelvin is…
Growing their own security at Kilmersdon Church of England Primary School
They’re growing their own security at Kilmersdon Church of England Primary School. In what’s thought to be the first project…
Dan Wills joins Bath and Wells as the Net Zero Support Assistant
We welcome Dan Wills who joins Bath and Wells in a new and externally funded role as a Net Zero…
Open gardens inspired by the Wilder Churches initiative
Inspired by the Wilder Churches initiative run by Bath and Wells together and the Somerset Wildlife Trust with the aim of…
St Peter’s Church, Staple Fitzpaine gets new environmentally-friendly toilet
After receiving a quote of £120,00 to install a toilet in their church and enduring a rather smelly temporary portaloo…
The Messy Church Goes Wild Roadshow comes to Somerset
More than 60 people gathered across two venues for the Messy Church Goes Wild Roadshow. In partnership with the national…