This weeks’ Thought for the Week is brought to you by the Three Sisters – corn (or maize), beans and squash – in dialogue with their human partners. Earth Justice at St James's Piccadilly #EarthJustice sjp.org.uk/thought-for-th…

Climate records are tumbling bbc.com/news/science-e…

Not a lot left over from our three sisters feast - refried beans, cornbread and salads

We have decided to switch banks to reflect our environmental policy and campaigning stance on the #ClimateCrisis - thank you to Christian Aid supporters who raised this issue with us 🙏standard.co.uk/business/busin…

Groundwork London helping our community learn how to plant and care for new woodlands in #FinsburyPark Haringey Council thanks to UCKG HelpCentre for all your hard work. Many hands make light work.

Brilliant opportunity to support our Westminster church community St James's Church, Piccadilly Church of England Environment Programme Faith for the Climate Network

The remarkable Earth Justice initiative Earth Justice at St James's Piccadilly features in my new book ‘Meditations on Creation in an Era of Extinction’ - here’s another inspired initiative of this London church to commemorate an African-born abolitionist theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/s…

Wonderful 'Thought for the Week' on a Just Economy from Penelope Turton Earth Justice at St James's Piccadilly sjp.org.uk/thought-for-th…

Good to hear Hamze Robi and others speak on building bridges for peace at the Together For Humanity vigil

Join us for a four-part series of online conversations with indigenous thinkers and contemporary theologians who are passionate about Earth Justice. Earth Justice at St James's Piccadilly sjp.org.uk/earth-justice/…

Join us for a four-part series of online conversations with indigenous thinkers and contemporary theologians who are passionate about Earth Justice. Earth Justice at St James's Piccadilly sjp.org.uk/earth-justice/…

Join our online conversation with Dr Lyla June Johnston, Diné Nation. Indigenous sciences of sustainability: ancient native food systems and their lessons for the future. 📆Sun 18 Feb 6pm Earth Justice at St James's Piccadilly sjp.org.uk/whats-on/in-co…

Join our online conversation with Dr Lyla June Johnston, Diné Nation. Indigenous sciences of sustainability: ancient native food systems and their lessons for the future. 📆Sun 18 Feb 6pm Earth Justice at St James's Piccadilly sjp.org.uk/whats-on/in-co…

A Snowfall of Words 📆 Wed 17 April 6.30pm Explore the significance of #poetry in today’s world through a discussion of specific poems, featuring speakers Mark Oakley @CanonOakley & Diane Pacitti. @ecosjp sjp.org.uk/whats-on/a-sno…

Great day on the South Downs - Seven Sisters, Cuckmere Haven, Alfriston (England’s prettiest village - allegedly), Litlington #veganbowl #croquettes #ploughandharrow and fake chalk horse. Thanks @nick 🙏 St James's Church, Piccadilly al.b @ros_fane Jennifer Veall Rob Hull

No better summary of the state we’re in and what we need to do about it than this thread from ScientistsForXR @scientistsx.bsky.social following yesterday’s Restore Nature Now As Chris Packham says ‘We have a nightmare’… so Restore Nature Now! St James's Church, Piccadilly

Lovely day out in the Lea Valley today! The water voles were a bit shy but the butterflies and dragonflies were enjoying the warm weather St James's Church, Piccadilly Rob Hull

Sneak peek from last night’s INCREDIBLE @HouseofTammam x Stop Ecocide International #LFW40 show!🌍✨ 📸 Lucy Tammam w/ our CEO Jojo Mehta + model Eve Taylor in stunning One Dress: PLANET. Full photo-story to come! 👉 tammam.co.uk/onedress #StopEcocide (C) Steve Best