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Book Review Climate Crisis and Creation Care: Historical perspectives, ecological integrity, and justice, And Climate Crisis and Sustainable Creaturely Care: Integrated theology, governance, and justice. Edited by Dr Christina Nellist. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2021 For many, climate change might seem an area which has been over-explored already, plenty of varied tomes have been written, what […]

3rd February 2023 We, the Animal Interfaith Alliance, a group of faith-based animal advocacy organisations, write to you in your capacity as CEO to ask you to engage in a genuine dialogue concerning some of the corporate practices of your company. We appeal first and foremost to your corporate social responsibility, generally defined as the

As we approach the end of 2022, we thought it was time to review some of the work we have undertaken and having done so, are thankful for the many opportunities God has presented us to share Orthodox teachings on Creation Care with both Orthodox Christians and people from other faiths and no faith. In

Sadly, there are many pets that are homeless in the UK and elsewhere in the world. You can help reduce this alarming number by advocating for these defenceless animals, just like Pan-Orthodox Concern for Animals. Rehome a pet Rehoming an animal instead of purchasing them from a breeder is one of the key ways you

Today I write a brief note about part of our Ministry. Pan Orthodox Concern for Animals is part of the Green Christian Network, and as such, received this email. Below it is our response, which in turn received a very positive response. We share in the Ecumenical Patriarch and Met. Kallistos of Diokleia’s vision, for

By God’s Mercy Archbishop of Constantinople-New Rome and Ecumenical Patriarch To the Plenitude of the Church: Grace, Peace and Mercy from the Maker of All Creation, Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ Most reverend brother Hierarchs and beloved children in the Lord,     As we enter, with God’s blessing, the new ecclesiastical year

To the clergy, monastics, and faithful of the Orthodox Church in America,Dear beloved children in the Lord,Today marks the beginning of the new ecclesiastical year and is a day we have, in recent times, set aside to pray for God’s creation, remember our place within it, and look towards its care.As the scientific community vocally

George P. Nassos Let’s Benefit From Nature Rather Than Destroying It Have you ever wondered what the earth was like before humans inhabited it and started to change it? The earth consisted of trees, flowers, fruits, vegetables, birds, animals, soil, water and fish. The trees produce thousands of blossoms in order to bear fruits. The

At the start of 2022, it seems appropriate to remind us all of the Church’s position on the sacredness of God’s creation and of our moral duties as Image of God, to care for and facilitate its flourishing. I have selected four sections from the Church’s Social Ethos document, which remind us not only that