[IN CASE YOU MISSED IT]
This week I went for a paddle to commemorate #WorldWaterDay with city officials and residents. This is not only to commit to cleaning up our waterways but also to improve dignity for Capetonians by investing in our sewage infrastructure across the city.
The UNEP we want. Rev Rachel Mash will discuss the role of faith communities in a multi stakeholder dialogue today at 3pm (Nairobi) 2pm SA, 12 (UK)
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@UNEPFaith4Earth @AnglicanUN@EpiscopalUN@WEA_UN@AngliAlliance@SAFCEI
Shearwater GeoServices @ShearwaterGeo and @Shell: Stop Blasting The Wild Coast! Our voices can make a difference and put an end to @Shell blasting in the Wild Coast. - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/hgwqmOE2MI via @ChangeorgSA
Department of Environment Affairs and Development Planning: Voice your opposition to the River Club redevelopment - preserve environment and heritage - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/pvoG6cPffJ via @Change
@Greenanglicans Water should be free however the cost of convenience comes into effect.. You can't afford to fetch water from a spring so you have to pay for it to get to your door. Water is treated like all other essential commodities for our well being. It comes at a cost. #WorldWaterDay
In the midst of lockdown, the people will continue to worship. If you are missing church then worship along with our Sunday Service - 29 March. https://t.co/b7ihPqNmUI via @YouTube#greenanglicans#moversandshakers
A read on what our response should be as Christians towards the coronavirus. Lets show a sense of calm and servitude towards our neighbours and those who are sick. Would be interested to hear what you think. https://t.co/9Gcc0x2TwH