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Creation Care &
Eco Church

In July 2022, PCC committed to St Andrew's Church becoming carbon net zero by 2030.


The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has stated that climate change is:
“The greatest challenge that we and future generations face... Our sacred duty is to protect the natural world we have been so generously given, as well as our neighbours around the world, who will be the first affected”.

As a Church we have signed up to the A Rocha programme of self assessment, and achieved the Silver Eco Church award in Autumn 2023. We aim to reach the Gold award by 2025. The A Rocha awards look at how we operate as a church under five different categories: 


Worship and Teaching,

Buildings,

Land

Community Global Engagement

Lifestyle

Click here to see the booklet: 

Creation Care at St Andrew's - Progress to date (Nov 2023)

In 2024 we will be offering 'Sustainable Pathway' articles.

January: Benchmarking.      Study     Further Information.

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Creation Care Blog

Creation Care Tips

Did you know?  

We have been replacing the lightbulbs in church with low energy bulbs to cut our carbon footprint. This phase will save 2,900 Watts!

 

Why not?  

Have a look at your bulbs at home and see where you can make a switch?

Centenary Tree Planting at

St Alban's Woodland Burial Ground

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