“The Lambeth Call on the Environment and Sustainable Development highlights some of the issues that propel people into leaving their homes, hoping for a better life. The Call reminds us that people migrate from the “chronic challenges in daily living and sudden disasters, often related to conflict, economic crises, and climate change causing drought, sea level rise, flooding and fires.” - Archbishop @ArchbishopThabo, Archbishop of Cape Town and Metropolitan of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa The Lambeth Call on the Environment and Sustainable Development provides a theological rationale for why creation care is a global mission imperative. Discover how your church can take them forward at our next webinar - sign up here ➡️ bit.ly/43UYWBA

The Anglican Church of Burundi (EAB) was awarded a Certificate of Merit from the government’s environment ministry for its ongoing tree-planting campaign. 🌳 Over the past ten years, more than 12 million trees have been planted as part of EAB’s commitment to preserve the environment. The EAB revealed it had set a “One Person, One Tree” goal – a five-year commitment to plant a tree for each one of Burundi’s 10 million-strong population. Read more here ➡️ anglicannews.org/news/2018/0…

"The Communion Forest is a practical, spiritual and symbolic response to the environmental crisis, and an act of Christian hope for the well-being of humanity and all God’s creation. Planting a tree is an act of faith. We are making a deliberate act to contribute to a future that is not of our own but will be affected, for good or ill, by our actions." - Bishop Graham Usher, @bishopnorwich The @CommunionForest both celebrates and calls for joint action by Anglicans in response to environmental crises. Join us for our next webinar on September 20th and 21st to learn how you can grow The Communion Forest, by continuing or starting an environmental project. Register here ➡️ bit.ly/43UYWBA

We are excited to announce that this week we will be hearing inspiring reflections from Anglicans around the world on the crucial part churches play in responding to the climate crises and why the Communion should take The Lambeth Call on the Environment and Sustainable Development forward in their settings. Join us for this conversation in the lead-up to the Environment and Sustainable Development webinar on September 20th and 21st. #LambethConference✝️

🌳 Did you know that forests can provide a vital nature-based solution to the climate crisis? The Lambeth Call on Environment and Sustainable Development invites Anglicans to join the @CommunionForest initiative. From environmental protection, restoration and renewal, the idea is that Anglicans’ activities at the grassroots grow into a virtual forest to make a big impact on a global scale. 🙏 Find out more here ➡️ bit.ly/3OiVg6M

🚨 We are pleased to invite you to the Environment and Sustainable Development webinar - the 2nd in the ‘Add your voice to the call’ series being run by the Lambeth Conference. Join us on September 20th or 21st as we explore how to respond to the environmental crisis and ways to take forward the Lambeth Call on the Environment and Sustainable. 🌳🙏 Hear contributions from Archbishop Julio Murray Thompson, Bishop Jo Bailey Wells, Amal Sarah, Nicholas Pande, Reverend Jacynthia Murphy, Paulo Ueti and more, on how churches can take care of creation. Find out more and register here ➡️ bit.ly/3OiVg6M

✝️ This time last year, bishops at the #LambethConference launched the @CommunionForest and as part of the launch, a symbolic tree was planted - the 1st official tree of the initiative. One year on from the launch, Anglicans are being invited to take forward the Lambeth Call on the Environment and Sustainable Development. We invite you to join our journey to explore how Anglicans take forward this Lambeth Call in their setting. 🙏 Read the full story here ➡️ bit.ly/47l0nMC