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A CALL TO RESTORE AND PROTECT “THE LUNGS OF THE EARTH”
The Anglican Communion Office launched on September 15, 2025, an environmental advocacy initiative called “Lungs of the Earth,” with a call to action for Anglican churches to restore
Why a Communion Forest?
We have been gifted a world of breath-taking beauty, astounding abundance and intricate interconnection. It is a world God declared good and loves. But… The integrity of
Looking back; looking forwards
The Communion Forest had its first ever in–person team meeting in June in Kenya (where Irene Sebastian–Waweru, the facilitator for Africa, and Nicholas Pande, the facilitator for everywhere
Creation Prayers – Reverend Dr. Bianca Daebs, Anglican Diocese of Recife, BrazilÂ
Prayer by Reverend Dr. Bianca Daebs, Anglican Diocese of Recife, Brazil We pray to the God of life to continue to inspire us with a Spirit of
The Anglican Church in Brazil’s Collaborative Approach to COP30
The Anglican Alliance played a central role in organizing the Ecumenical Meeting of Ambassadors for Environmental Justice, held in Brasilia from March 18 to 21, 2025. The event,
Discover the wonderful Communion Forest Prayer Garden – Anglican Parish of Christ the Redeemer, Brazil
In the beating heart of Palmas, in the state of Tocantins, in central Brazil, a vibrant space is born where spirituality and care for nature dance in perfect
Communion Forest partnership with Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR)
http://www.communionforest.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/FMNR-Everything-is-connected-1.mp4 Is there hope for cut down trees? Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) is a technique which involves systematic regeneration, management and regrowth of trees and shrubs from
Climate Justice Bible Study Resource
The Anglican Overseas Aid has introduced a Bible study resource on Climate Justice. Each session lasts seven to twelve minutes and includes a series of reflection questions to
Branches of Hope: A Story of Twinning Trees – Ottawa and Uganda
The Diocese of Ottawa has embarked on a remarkable journey of environmental stewardship through its Branches of Hope initiative https://pwrdf.org/branchesofhope/. By partnering with PWRDF, the Diocese is making