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Date posted: 1 May 2024
Our latest newsletter is out! Read more about our new video series on Church investments in climate solutions, our news that Operation Noah has been shortlisted for ‘Campaign of the Year’ as part of the National Campaigner Awards, our General Election pack for churches, how to run a ‘Switch it Sunday’ at your church and much more.
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Date posted: 29 April 2024
We’re thrilled to announce that Operation Noah’s Bright Now Campaign has been shortlisted for ‘Campaign of the Year’ by the Sheila McKechnie Foundation as part of the National Campaigner Awards. The nomination recognises our longstanding campaign to get UK Churches to divest from fossil fuels and invest in climate solutions.
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Blog, Campaigning, Featured
Date posted: 19 April 2024
Earlier this year, Operation Noah, Just Love, and JustMoney launched The Big Bank Switch campaign, inviting Christians around the UK to align their money with their values by switching from a bank that funds planet-destroying fossil fuels to one that doesn’t. We are now encouraging churches around the country to hold a ‘Switch It Sunday’ service, and have developed resources to make it easy to do so. Our ‘Switch It Sunday’ resource pack includes written prayers, suggested hymns and songs, scripture readings, and more.
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Date posted: 21 March 2024
In this month’s newsletter, we celebrate the decision by the Diocese of Leeds to permanently exclude future investments in fossil fuel companies. We also interview our new Fundraising Officer Jess Templeman, encourage you to join our Big Bank Switch campaign, and much more.
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Date posted: 29 February 2024
In our latest newsletter, we reflect on the recent ‘No Faith in Fossil Fuels’ prayer vigil, celebrate the Church of England’s Land and Nature motion which passed at Synod, advertise our need for a new Campaigns Manager, share some of the latest environmental news and much more.
An op-ed written by Revd Dr Rachel Mash of Green Anglicans, Dr Cathy Rhodes of the Diocese of Sheffield and Revd Fletcher Harper of GreenFaith has made the case for Church divestment and a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty in the wake of the G7 meeting in Hiroshima, Japan – a meeting in which leaders failed to commit to a phase out of fossil fuels.
