The Stranger At Our Gate
For … I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked, and you clothed me … When did we see you a stranger
Sue Carson is the chair of Climate Justice Niagara and a member of St. James, Dundas.
For … I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked, and you clothed me … When did we see you a stranger
As Anglicans we have a respon- sibility in the preservation of our world, as we are stewards of creation. The fifth mark of mission states:
Twenty-seven, that’s the number of parishes in the Diocese of Niagara which have committed to completing the self-guided energy audit—so far. The original 14 parishes
I remember 12 months ago when I was wondering how Climate Justice Niagara was going to fulfil the promise that we made at the Synod
Outside… To celebrate the Season of Creation in September, Climate Justice Niagara would like to showcase some of the amazing church gardens that you have
Saving Us: A Climate Scientist’s Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided World by Katharine Hayhoe (Atria/One Signal Publishers, 2021) As I write this
On October 30, when Synod passed Climate Justice Niagara’s motion, a journey began to reduce our diocesan carbon footprint. We thank Synod delegates for acknowledging
This September we celebrate the fifth Season of Creation, a five-week segment of the church year when we focus on our planet. I wonder if five weeks is
When Archdeacon Bill Mous was an assistant curate at St. James, Dundas, (a while ago) he gave an inspiring sermon at the beginning of Lent
Climate Justice Niagara Chair The evening is dark and the weather outside is not inviting. Gone are those long, sunny days that helped us through
The beginning of 2020 was probably the worst time for us to make environmental resolutions. Climate Justice Niagara’s hope of encouraging people to use less
Ten years ago at a KAIROS conference, parishioners from some Dundas Churches decided to start a Christian Environmental group in Dundas. Since then the
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