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Three entries submitted into the national Church Times Green Awards from the diocese have been shortlisted as finalists for their work to care for creation.
A project to revitalise the gardens at St Paul’s Church in Slough became a whole community effort. The initiative was part of The Wildlife Trust’s Nextdoor Nature programme, which drew in people from all walks of life, to recreate the garden as a more wildlife-friendly space.
A healing garden created at the side of a church has attracted pollinators and increased biodiversity in St Luke with St Bartholomew, Reading.
St Swithun’s, Kennington celebrated their Bronze Eco Church award with a bring and share lunch with a difference.
St John and St Stephen's church has been named as the 50th Gold Eco Church by A Rocha.
Marlow Church of England Infant School, Jane Shepherd from St Andrew’s, Headington, and St Mary’s Witney are just a few of the schools, churches and people recognised for their creation care contributions.
A green-fingered group of parishioners in Princes Risborough are hoping to grow their own floral displays for church.
Tree wardens from St Leonards CE school will take care of six fruit frees planted close to the school grounds in Banbury.
Our first diocesan carbon emissions report reveals that churches have managed to reduce their net carbon emissions by 11% since 2019.
Wild Worship at St Andrew's, Clewer, emerged out of the pandemic, and is connecting with families, children and the local school