Net Zero policy has been a point of debate in the current Conservative party leadership contest. There is a strand of opinion that sees Net Zero as costly and damaging to Britain. This flies in the face of the evidence and international consensus. But where does the concept of Net …
Congratulations to BRF on getting £10000 to support further work on Messy Church Goes Wild. JRI people were very much involved in developing the first phase, which was co-led by our chair, Revd Dr Dave Gregory. BRF are excited to announce that Messy Church has received a new funding …
On Wednesday 8th June 2022, I was very pleased to attend the Bible Reading Fellowship (BRF) centenary service of thanksgiving at Dorchester Abbey in Oxfordshire. I was accompanied by my wife, Margot, and JRI Chair, Rev Dr. Dave Gregory also attended. The service was led by Bishop Colin Fletcher, who …
I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t interested in science and natural history. It started with the typical little boy’s love of dinosaurs (thankfully toys and careers are a lot less gendered now than they were back then) and continued with David Attenborough’s groundbreaking Life on Earth series which …
JRI is pleased to support this important event at St Lawrence’s, Hungerford on Saturday 18th June from 10:00 til 16:00. Both our President, Dr Mike Morecroft, and our Director of Theology and Education, Revd Margot Hodson are keynote speakers and it promises to be an excellent day. Admission is free, …
Over the last 3 years, a sizeable chunk of my working (and non-working!) life has been given over to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s latest Assessment Report. This comes in three parts, each produced by a separate working group. The first is all about the physical climate science and …
