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New climate action kit for churches

ARRCC’s Christian Climate Action Kit is an up-to-date, online, comprehensive resource with creative ideas to support Christians to assist their communities towards caring for Creation. From eco-theology and liturgical resources to easy-to-understand science and improving energy efficiency, from ideas for nurturing a sense of connection with Creation to advocacy, the kit aims to empower Christians toward greening their churches.

Kits for other faith traditions are coming soon. ARRCC is currently producing kits for the Buddhist, Hindu, Islamic and Jewish traditions. If you would like to be notified when these kits become available, please email: secretary@arrcc.org.au.

Over the last 30-40 years, climatologists have been noting changes in the earth’s climate that they believe are the result of unprecedented increases in the levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, mainly linked to the processes of industrialisation, and associated increases in production and consumption over the last 50-100 years.

Climate change is not just a scientific issue – it is also a moral one. While scientists may record the changes that are happening to the earth’s climate and eco-systems, it is vital to also be aware of the impacts these changes are having on the people of the world, and how we are related to both the causes of and the solutions to climate change.

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