Centred around a wildlife photography competition that attracted close to 500 entries, the festival provided an opportunity to come together to think about and pray for creation.
Report highlights progress on Church of England’s ambition to reach net zero carbon
The fish is part of a large seascape, developed over the past few months by the church community with the assistance of local schools and organisations for the show
New Christian worshiping community Combines art and care for God’s earth at a new festival in Shepton Mallet
At this year’s Bath and West Show, the central theme of the church tent was Caring for Creation.
We’re pleased to let you know that the Environment section of the Bath and Wells website has been redesigned.
Flax Bourton Church brings family and friends together to enjoy activities, exhibitions, food and fun all based around caring for creation.
Exploring our outdoor spaces for mission, worship, and the stewardship of creation
The Quantock Foodbank, a vital lifeline for families in need, now has a fully electric vehicle to take groceries to outlying villages.
St Nicholas is one of only 11 churches in the diocese to receive the silver award.
Dan Wills, Bath and Wells Net Zero Enabler, offers a step-by-step guide to filling in the EFT
Pippa Rayner, Wilder Projects Coordinator for Somerset Wildlife Trust, talks about our partnership.
As Christians, while we may look to reduce our own carbon footprint, we are called to be stewards and witnesses of a much more radical resource. The clue is in the word ‘ecology’.
Across Bath and Wells our churches are working with local communities and schools to care for the environment, with more than a third of churches in the diocese engaged with the Wilder Churches project.
Bringing the community together to take greater care of the environment
An oportunity to celebrate all that's been achieved and to thank those that have supported the project
Together Taunton churches take a step towards an eco-friendlier ministry in flowers
"Beautiful and graceful, varied and enchanting, small but approachable, butterflies lead you to the sunny side of life. And everyone deserves a little sunshine."
This December, we’re inviting families and households across our diocese to join us on a special Advent journey that combines the spirit of the season with our commitment to caring for God’s creation.
Earlier this year, the Pupil Chaplain team at Backwell Junior School took part in a discussion about caring for the environment with Bishop Michael Beasley. Following this discussion, the chaplains decided to get involved in St Andrew’s Church’s application for the Eco Church award.
