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'Shrug culture' over climate change challenged by Ash Wednesday Declaration
Church leaders including the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London, chair of Shrinking the Footprint have signed an Ash Wednesday pledge calling for repentance over the prevailing 'shrug-culture' towards climate change.
Church leaders including the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London, chair of Shrinking the Footprint have signed an Ash Wednesday pledge calling for repentance over the prevailing 'shrug-culture' towards climate change.
Bishop of Carlisle: Older and disabled people need more support
The Bishop of Carlisle, the Rt Revd James Newcome, is giving his support to a petition, set up by the charity Age UK, calling on the Government to reform the care system for older and disabled people so that everyone gets the care they need to live with respect and dignity.
The Bishop of Carlisle, the Rt Revd James Newcome, is giving his support to a petition, set up by the charity Age UK, calling on the Government to reform the care system for older and disabled people so that everyone gets the care they need to live with respect and dignity.
One in three planning to observe Lent don't know what to give (or take) up survey finds \- as Church House Publishing launches Reflections for Lent app
As the nation prepares to cook pancakes on Shrove Tuesday, over 20 per cent of adults are planning to observe the season of Lent, although nearly one in three of them don’t know what to ‘give up’ or ‘take up’, according to a new survey. Church House Publishing commissioned the survey to study the nation’s Lenten habits as it launches a new iPhone app - Reflections for Lent - containing daily reflections on Bible passages by leading authors.
As the nation prepares to cook pancakes on Shrove Tuesday, over 20 per cent of adults are planning to observe the season of Lent, although nearly one in three of them don’t know what to ‘give up’ or ‘take up’, according to a new survey. Church House Publishing commissioned the survey to study the nation’s Lenten habits as it launches a new iPhone app - Reflections for Lent - containing daily reflections on Bible passages by leading authors.