Ecumenist and strategic adviser @christianaid. Columnist @keepthefaith, chair @JLIFLC, trustee @NCLF @TPNS. Fuelled by love motivated by faith, views my own
It was great to welcome World Council of Churches Gen. Sec. Jerry Pillay to @christian_aid today, and discuss our joint work for justice and peace, in a world that is lacking in both @Oikoumene 🤝
I'm truly sad to hear that Benjamin Zephaniah has left this world. However, he his works lives on and he will be remembered. Rest In Eternal Peace Benjamin 😔
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Great thought provoking discussions anchored in deep listening and learnings about translating theological insight into actions and activism @christian_aid
Excellent discussion with @christian_aid's Theology Advisory Group this morning @BritishQuakers about what Christian thought and practice means for our work on climate justice, and agency of people in poverty - thanks @penielrufus Susan Durber, Elizabeth Joy + Nontando Hadebe 🙏
I'm grateful to be sharing in today's #Windrush75 service at @Southwarkcathed - the Windrush generation and their descendants have hugely enriched the life of British churches and of @christian_aid
Windrush 75 – Remembering the struggle, celebrating the contribution and flourishing for the future: A Service of Thanksgiving
@Southwarkcathed at 2pm on Thursday 22 June.
Join the event: https://t.co/JwPWT5EBlh
#ChurchesTogether#RacialJustice#Windrush75
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.@christian_aid chair @JohnSentamu joined #TheBigOne today with a message to @Shell to halt the madness of fossil fuel exploration, and its devastating effects on climate vulnerable communities 👇👇
In light of the media story and public conversation @AMukwashi' book 'But where are you really from' explains why the outrage is real and why the struggle for racial justice continues. https://t.co/WGmhvu39JH
@ARanawana25 Kudos to you @ARanawana25 for your first publication, it provokes important questions. Thank you for adding to a theological discourse connecting racial identity and planet sustainability to the mission of Christ.
“We have the power of choice. We must choose to act.” This was my message today at the Sharm El-Sheikh Climate Implementation Summit Opening Ceremony at #COP27. I believe that it is only through using our power of choice, to act, that we can truly address this climate crisis.
If you listen to one thing today, make it this podcast on the faith movement for gender justice, @SBSGender - one of a 6-part @christian_aid series on locally-led development research - thank you Nontando Hadebe https://t.co/hbaYYH2qbs
NEXT SATURDAY
Climate activists from ethnic minority communities, faith leaders + people from climate organisations meet to talk about working together for climate justice.
Incl lunch
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