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Date posted: 25 September 2023
Operation Noah is hiring for a Bright Now Campaign Director and has extended the application deadline to Monday 13 November at 5pm. We will begin accepting applications again on Monday 2 October. The Campaign Director position is a full-time role, working 35 hours per week, with an emphasis on encouraging UK Churches to divest from fossil fuel companies and invest in climate solutions.
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Date posted: 22 September 2023
Operation Noah trustee, Mick Oliver, reviews this powerful new teaching series from Revd Jon Swales and Alice Brencher.
In a world of news and stories, truth and lies, it’s hard to navigate how, as a Christian, I should respond to climate change. It’s also hard to navigate my own feelings of despair, worry, guilt and hope.
The Revd John Swales with Alice Brencher leads a series of six in-depth studies into climate justice, explaining and exploring how we should respond as Christians. This is done in a truth-filled, gentle manner through facts, Bible verses, prayers and personal reflective poems.
This teaching series from Swales and Brencher is good follow-on to Operation Noah’s Tenants of the King Bible study, which I highly recommend. The sessions are:
The course can be used in many ways:
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Date posted: 24 August 2023
In this month’s newsletter, we look forward to this Saturday’s Operation Noah-led panel discussion on ‘Church Land and the Climate Crisis’ at the Greenbelt Festival, announce our theme for our 14 October Supporters’ Event, advertise our need for two new trustees and a new Campaign Director, and much more. Read the full August 2023 newsletter here.
Written originally in German, and with many references to Germany, it is nevertheless applicable anywhere that is dominated by a culture of over-consumption, ambition around accumulation of wealth and possessions, and obsession with a growth economy.
Join us this Saturday 26 August, 6.30pm to 7.30pm, at the Greenbelt Festival as our own Julia Corcoran chairs a panel discussion called Church Land and the Climate Crisis in the Hot House venue. The event will feature contributions from Andy Atkins of A Rocha UK, from our Bright Now Campaign Officer Sharon Hall and from Elizabeth Perry of Anglican Alliance.
Keeping in mind that Operation Noah is not only deeply realistic about the profound environmental challenges we face, but also ‘hope-inspired’, we will explore the role of the prophet and of the prophetic imagination in the context of the current climate and nature crises. How can Christian climate campaigners inspire the Church, our neighbours and our politicians to lead the way towards a safer climate and brighter future?
