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This week, Chris reflect on generosity. He considers the great generous legacy that Dolly Parton left, and how, if we want to grow as Kingdom People, we need to be generous people.
"Seek first God's Kingdom by renewing your commitment to care for our one and only planet - home" - David Hewlett, Chair of the diocesan Climate Crisis Task Group Visit https://www.churchofengland.org/about/environment-and-climate-change/season-creation to see Creationtide resources
It's exam season, and Rev Jess Fellows shares a reflection and prayer for all young people receiving results.
In this week's video, Sian Morgan reflects on the different experiences children and young people might have of the summer holidays, and how we can support them.
At the end of another academic year, Tim Reid pauses with gratitude.
We're already starting to see some of the really strong impacts of climate change. We see them in really hot temperatures, many many more natural disasters around the world... there's geopolitical uncertainty over energy and food security, and all of these things become really worrying at times. But I am really positive that actually, there's still lots to do. As it is Net Zero Week, we asked Lee Westcott, Net Zero Project Manager for the Diocese, to share his reflection. Lee says, "often it's about the small decisions as it is about the large decisions... everything we do as a group can have a positive impact". What decisions are you making for a positive impact?
"As Christians, we have always played a vital role in times of national challenge, and the climate challenge is no different" To watch the People's Emergency Briefing film trailer and find out how you can host your own screening, head to nebriefing.org/the-film
Doug Chaplin explores our understanding of God as Trinity with the help of children from Castlemorton C of E Primary school.
Paul Robert, a volunteer speaker at Christian Aid, shares some stories to inspire us into action.
“Ultimately, the story of being lost and found reminds us that God’s love is not earned but given, and that in Christ each of us can find our true home”
