As Christians we are blessed with many things, including a library of books to guide us. We call it the Bible and it contains history, poetry, law, prophecy, apocalyptic writings, letters and philosophy and wisdom literature. All there to help us understand God, and the world and our place and …
Andy Clark works for SIL and recently enrolled on the CRES Course. When we heard that he was attending COP26 with the Christian Climate Observers Program (CCOP) we asked if he could write us a report. Conveniently, Andy attended COP26 for the second week, while Dan Button’s recent blogs concerned …
This is the second part of Andy Clark’s reflections on COP26. The first part is here. The Glasgow Pact contained many things and if you want a thorough analysis as the basis for a response Andy would recommend Carbon Brief’s analysis of Key Outcomes. Without going into the detailed implications …
So COP26 has been and gone. I’ve worked on climate change since before COP1, but this was my first experience of a COP; I was there for there for more than half of it, which was exhilarating and overwhelming, inspiring and challenging. The result was complex and needs some unpacking. …
We have known Dan Button ever since he was on the staff at Redcliffe College in Gloucester, where we used to hold many conferences and for a brief time we had our office there. More recently Dan has become a tutor on the CRES course and he spoke on eschatology …
This is a continuation of Dan Button’s personal story from COP26. Part 1 is here. Christian Presence at COP26 The Christian presence was very evident at this COP26 – highlighted by the strong emphasis on ‘climate justice’, humanitarian issues like water, refugees, debt relief, and the plight of poorer nations …
