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Christian Ecology Link Site Map
This site map was developed between 1998 and 2009.
In 2009 a slightly different a arrangement of pages will be used and then a slightly new sitemap will be produced, with the same pages but a few pages put in different sections...
- GENERAL INFORMATION
- COMING EVENTS
- RESOURCES
- CAMPAIGNS
- ISSUES
- IDEAS - PRACTICAL CHURCH ACTIVITIES
- WEBLINKS and INTERNATIONAL
NEWS and ARCHIVED NEWS
- GREEN CHRISTIAN
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Coming events Regularly updated. Find out what environment events are happening in churches throughout the UK.. and beyond. Send us your news.
CEL Annual Members Meeting 7 November 2009 Ottery St Mary, Devon.
CEL W/E Gathering 12-14 Feb Scarborough, Yorks
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Resources Resources produced by CEL (including leaflets) plus links to resources produced by other organisations
ChurchLink - a free scheme to provide churches and communities with information and resources about Christian Ecology events and issues.
Denominational Resources
Daily Prayer Guide
Articles for parish magazines (Feel free to use back articles )
Ten Green Resolutions (Jan 2009)
Reclaim Christmas (Dec 2008)
Advent: Putting the waiting back into wanting (Nov 2008)
Trees (Oct 2008)
Do the Maths - Food (June 2008)
Do the Maths - Transport (April 2008)
Self control (Jan 2008)
Gentleness (Dec 2007)
Faithfulness (Nov 2007)
Goodness (Oct 2007)
Kindness (Sept 2007)
Patience (Aug 2007)
Are Biofuels the Solution? (July 2007)
Joy (May 2007)
Switch it off for love (March 2007) Go LOAF for Lent (Feb 2007)
Livestock to Lentils (Jan 2007)
Unusual Christmas Presents (Dec 2006)
What would Jesus drive?(Oct 2006)
All or nothing? (May 2006)
Giving up for God and the Earth (March 2006)
Have an ALTERnativity this Christmas (Nov 2005)
Live Lightly (May2005)
Natural Defences -mangrove swamps and the tsunami (Feb 2005)
Use Your LOAF this Christmas (Dec 2004)
Taking the stuff out of Christmas (November 2004)
Archbishop speaks out on climate change (Aug 2004)
Who pays the bill? (June 2004) Global Warming
Are you hiding your talent in a hole in the ground?( May 2004)
A better way to loose waste ( April 2004)
Time to Build the Ark Again (March 2004) The Climate Covenant
Phantom Loads. (Feb 2004) (TV remote controls etc)
New Year Resolutions (Jan 2004)
Water- Gift of Life (October)
The Pancake Principle (Feb/March 2003)
Have yourselves a Merry Material Christmas-Time! (Dec 2002)
Counter the Consuming Christmas Culture (November/December 2002)
Johannesburg - What does it mean for us? (October)
How clean is your washing and electricity? (July)
Gardening and the Jubilee (June)
What is Local Agenda 21? (May)
What is our church doing for the Earth Summit? (March/April)
Dreaming of Holidays time (Jan/Feb)
December Village Green Corner
A New Carol (December)
Keep Warm and Save Money! (November)
Ecological Notes on the Common Worship Lectionary (Sermon notes for each Sunday in the year)
Notes for Creation Season (September)
Seasons:
Lent
Easter
Environment Sunday
Harvest
Advent
Christmas
New Year
Education-Sunday 20 Jan 2008
Green Christian - CEL magazine -see end of this page
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1. Operation Noah - Climate Change Campaign: this is now run independently of CEL, but CEL gives it lots of support
2. LOAF- CEL's Food Campaign
 3. ECOCELL ecocell - a new CEL resource for leading/sharing a five week session of workshops on eco-living. more... Send off today for your Resources CD - only £5
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Wildlife, Species biodiversity -links to CEL's Biodiversity pages
Jane Goodall - Roots and shoots community projects
Tree Planting
Sustainable Transport
Tourism - Some of the ways it affects the environment
Genetically Modified Crops and Church Land
Submission to the Policy Commission on the Future of Farming and Food - by CEL - Oct 2001
Earth Summit
Agenda 21
Energy Efficiency and the church
Hymn Writing Competition - Closed 30 Sept 2001 - but Web Editor Still compiling hymns for a future book of Green hymns and song
Harvest Festival leaflet
Mobile phone masts and health risks August 2002
Poem on plastic bags
Population
Breastfeeding
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| IDEAS - PRACTICAL CHURCH ACTIVITIES |
Millennium Certificate Challenge Great ideas for Green Activities at your church. This page shows environmentally positive activities carried out by churches to mark the Millennium
Ballymoney: First Presbyterian Church - Spring 2000
Bedale: The Sunday Club, N Yorks - 2nd April 2000
Burton Leonard, N Yorks July 2001
Chelsea Methodist Church
Chipping Sodbury Baptist Church October 1st 2000
Crook Methodist House-group, County Durham 22 Oct 2000
Denby Dale Methodist Church This is the first Methodist church to receive a certificate. - 9th and 10th October 1999
Derby: St Osmund's Church - 9th October 1999
Durham: St John's College 21 Oct 2000
Falmouth: Emmanuel Baptist Church, - 26 March 2000
Finstall, Bromsgrove: St Godwald's Church, - May 7th 2000
Gloucester: St Aldate's Church and St Aldate's Environmental Centre
Handforth: St Benedict's RC Church, Cheshire will receive theirs shortly
Herringthorpe The first Certificate to be awarded is received by this URC church in 1997
Harrogate: St Peter's Church - 9th October 1999
Mansfield Baptist Church 15 Oct and 21 Oct 2000
Minster Abbey, Minster in Thanet, Kent will receive theirs shortly
Muswell Hill URC, London 21 Oct 2000
Birmingham: Selly Oak Methodist Church - 30 July 2000
Settle Northern Friends Peace Group received theirs in 2001
Sheffield St Mark's Church, Broomfield Sheffield
Sheffield St John's Park Church
Skipton An Anglican Youth Group receives the Certificate in September 1998
Honeypot The Environment friendly cafe at Skipton Church
South Norwood Baptist Church received theirs on 21 October 2000
Studley, Warks , received theirs on 3 Dec 2000
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New Links Websites and Blogs of Members and Friends of Christian Ecology Link
Weblinks
WCC_CEC_CCEE_ECEN_CTBI_EIN_Churches Together_etc A useful guide to what they are.
European Christian Environmental Network (ECEN) Index
News Section of Index Page
Archived News This contains the highlights of the news from the front page over the past eleven years
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ContentsThinking of a Green Gap Year? by Ed Beale
Flavour and Fervour - Campaign Activism by Jo Abbess
No.59 Winter 2005 / Spring 2006 - Words made flesh - Contents - Eight Ways to Live Gently on the Earth
Winter 2005 - Spring 2006 - GC - 59 - Contents
Autumn 2005 - GC - 58 - Contents
Spring-Summer 2005 - GC - 57 - Contents
Winter 2004 - GC - 56 - Contents Travelling Lightly Dilemmas
Summer 2004 - GC - 55 - Contents Climate Change
Summer 2004 - GC - 55 Article - Climate Change - Unmasking Christian Denial - John Mead
Spring 2004 - GC - 54 - Contents LOAF Principles - Food Matters
Spring 2004 - GC - 54 - Editorial
Spring 2004 - GC - 54 - Article LOAF principles - Edward Echlin
Winter 2003 - GC - 53 - Contents Sustainable Development - Challenging the language
Summer 2003 - GC - 52 - Contents Theology + Spirituality for Care of Creation
Spring 2003 - GC - 51 - Contents Militarism - Editorial
Winter 2002/2003 - GC - 51 - Article The Missing Link - Bruce Kent - Militarisation and the environment
Winter 2002/2003 - GC - 50 - Contents Earth Summit
Winter 2002/2003 - GC - 50 - Editorial
Winter 2002/2003 - GC - 50 - Article A Briton in Johannesburg - The Personal Story Of A Delegate At The World Summit - by Terry Miller
Summer 2002 - GC - 49 - Contents
Spring 2002 - GC - 48 - Contents
Winter 2001 - GC - 47 - Contents
Summer 2001 - GC - 46 - Contents
Spring 2001 - GC - 45 - Contents
Winter 2000/2001 -GC 44 - Editorial
Winter 2000/2001 - GC - 44 - Contents
Winter 2000/2001 -GC 44 - News Page
Winter 2000/2001 - GC 44 - Article:Population: Lessons from History by Michael O'Gara
Summer 2000 - GC 43 - Editorial
Spring 2000 - GC 42 - Contents
Spring 2000 - Article by Jackie Gear on Food
Spring 2000 - Article by Malcolm Carroll: The True Food Tour:
Winter 99/00 - GC 41 - Editorial
Winter 99/00 - GC 41 - Contents
Contents of Autumn 1999 Green Christians
Summer 1999 Green Christians - Web Editorial
Summer 1999 Green Christians - Contents
Example Issue: No 34 Autumn 1997. This issue was put online as an example. It is now very much archive! Read the web editorial (above) to see how you can get hold of the latest edition of Green Christians.
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