CCA greeted new Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, on her pilgrimage to her installation. Beautiful that our Rev Sue Parfitt, one of the first women to be ordained priest in the CofE asked the first woman Archbishop of Canterbury for a blessing for CCA’s work, and gave her a blessing in turn.

Everything we do is underpinned by prayer. We would love for you to join us. 🙏 It doesn’t have to be every day, just come whenever you can. Register via the link on our events page christianclimateaction.org/events/

Email the new Archbishop of Canterbury to ask her to read our Stop Crucifying Creation vision document, and lead the Church in taking action on what it asks. It’s simple, just click the link below to send a template letter that you can personalise as you want. actionnetwork.org/letters/ask-...

⛔🛢 STOP ROSEBANK 🛢⛔ 📍Westminster Lobbying Day of Action COME AND LOBBY YOUR MP 📅 Tuesday 24th March from 1 – 3pm READ MORE christianclimateaction.org/2026/03/11/s... #StopRosebank

You are invited to be a part of this. A community that stands for welcoming the stranger, loving our neighbour, being blessed peacemakers and protectors of creation. Join us in London on 28th March. More information at christianclimateaction.org/2026/02/13/t...

Creator God On Mothers Day we pray for our Mother Earth which sustains and nourishes us. We pray that governments, corporations and all in power may have the wisdom to know that her finite resources are given for the nurture of all creation, and the integrity to act so that all may flourish. Amen

We need to keep saying it. Stop Rosebank! In the words of Ed Miliband “Rosebank is climate vandalism”. #StopRosebank

Today CCA went to DESNZ in sackcloth and ashes to call once again on the government to Stop Rosebank. Join us at the Stop Rosebank Lobby Day of Action on 24th March 1pm - 3pm to Green Card your MP. Details on the events page on our website christianclimateaction.org/2026/03/11/s... #StopRosebank

In our inbox, a reminder that St Cuthbert changed the law to protect nature. He had the authority to do this as a bishop, and he used it. Also that people met and prayed that the Berlin Wall would come down, and this should give us hope that Christians can bring about change by working together.

We remember women and girls across the world impacted by climate change. We give thanks to God for the work of women in combating climate change and the destruction of nature, and we celebrate all the women who work with us for justice and the integrity of creation. #internationalwomensday

We have children’s activities on the Together Alliance march on 28th March. Join us as we walk together for love and hope, compassion and justice. If you have questions email [email protected] The link for information on joining the Christian Bloc is forms.fillout.com/t/taUVQsj1dyus

With the horrors of the world right now, we have been talking about little beauties that bring us unexpected moments of joy. This self-seeded primrose is one of those gifts that help us keep going. ‘All powerful God, Pour out upon us the power of your love, that we may protect life and beauty.’

60+ MPs have signed the #StopRosebank Pledge and are urging the Government not to licence development. We were outside Parliament today to thank them and urge more MPs to sign. Huge thanks to all who have written asking their MP to do this. Visit the StopCambo website to write to your MP today.

All sorts of people and all sorts of roles. Find out where you fit in at our next New To CCA meeting is at 7pm on Wednesday 4th March. Register via our website. christianclimateaction.org There is a place for you in our community.

As we grieve the loss of life caused by war, we remember also the terrible impact that military action has on climate and the environment. The suffering caused by war persists long after peace is declared, in so many ways that we shut our eyes to. Protest makes this connection more visible.

Come and hear about our history, how we work, and how you can get involved. Hear from CCAers about what it's like to be involved in CCA. This is an informal opportunity to chat with us and ask all your questions. Link to register us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

If you are joining us, you can just sign up here to let us know. Or just to find out more. Bring your family. Bring your church. Bring everyone.

Take a stand against narratives of division and fear, pray with us, walk with us. Together for Creation. Together because we are called to love our neighbour. Together for the common good. 28th March. London. Who will you bring? Find out more at christianclimateaction.org/2026/02/13/t...

Two of our talented CCA artists have just announced their upcoming joint exhibition at Farm St Church. We have been privileged to be able to use their art on the streets over many years. They call our hearts to respond to the call to protect God’s wonderful Creation.

What does the research tell us about how we engage people through protest and nonviolent direct action? Join us to hear Alex Randall, Head of Programmes at Climate Outreach share key insights from the latest Britain Talks Climate research. Link to register us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

24 hrs of prayer outside St Paul’s Cathedral. Prayed hourly for countries affected by the extreme weather events, devastatingly exacerbated by global overheating. Prayed that Church would use its voice to speak out on the issue of the fossil fuel profiteering that drives this climate catastrophe.

At St Paul’s Cathedral asking the church to join us in repenting our part in climate suffering and fossil fuel destruction. Rosebank will cause death and destruction that the church should speak out against. We can love our climate vulnerable neighbours by writing to our MP via www.stopcambo.org.uk

On 24th February at 7pm. Key insights from the 2025 Britain Talks Climate research including what this research can tell us about how people currently feel about climate activists and the best way to communicate through protest. Link to register us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

We posted this photo in August last year. On Friday the High Court ruled the ban unlawful. We have been praying for all those people who refuse to be bystanders, who see injustice and take action. And we continue to hold up to God those in our CCA family who risk jail time to speak truth to power.

We handed in a letter thanking the Church of England for Project Spire. The slave trade and subsequent colonialism has ultimately led to climate disaster in other parts of the world. Our Stop Crucifying Creation vision document ( bit.ly/ourcalltothechurch ) calls on the Church to respond to this.

Walk with us on 28th March to show that that we stand together for love and hope, compassion and justice, in the face of division and hate, and the injustice of climate denialism. Link to sign up for further information and to join us in the Christian Bloc forms.fillout.com/t/taUVQsj1dyus

SOUND ON - we thought we’d share a little bit of what we were doing outside the General Synod today. Praying for the Church of England to be leaders in our fight against the evil of climate destruction. We’ll be there again on Friday from 8-10 in the morning if you want to drop by.

This morning we prayed for the Church of England General Synod. We asked Synod members (including the Archbishop of Canterbury elect, who arrived with her bicycle) to remember that we are in a climate crisis. Wednesday lunchtime we will hold a short service outside Church House. All very welcome.

A reminder that our Stop Crucifying Creation Prayer Vigils at General Synod start tomorrow. • Monday 9th Feb, 10am-4.30pm • Wednesday 11th Feb, noon-2pm • Friday 13th Feb, 8am-10am Outside Church House, Great Smith Street, Westminster, London, SW1P 3NZ #StopCrucifyingCreation

Last week saw a government report that the adverse impacts of the climate crisis on countries across the globe increases the threat to UK and world security. Yet by cutting support to vulnerable nations climate impacts and the threat to security is being ratcheted up. Also, children will die.

So @thelabourparty are you going to keep your promise? Our future depends upon it.

Great video! We need church leadership and action in the face of climate and ecological breakdown. Play your part by calling on the General Synod members representing the diocese you live in to add their name in support of the GS motion. actionnetwork.org/letters/help...

We are going to be reminding the Church of England of its calling to be a prophetic voice in service to God’s Creation. Come and pray with us. Outside Church House, Great Smith Street, Westminster, London, SW1P 3NZ Monday 9th Feb, 10am-4.30pm Wednesday 11th Feb, noon-2pm Friday 13th Feb, 8am-10am

Another report that hasn’t got the attention it should is Christian Aid’s Counting the Cost 2025 which underscores the escalating cost of climate change www.christianaid.org.uk/sites/defaul... It’s time to speak out It’s time to take action #ClimateJustice #ActNow #StopCrucifyingCreation

This report sets out the stark consequences of the climate and nature crisis. Read it, write to your church leaders, politicians, and business leaders, demanding meaningful climate action. Then join us on the streets to say, stop destroying Creation. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/696e0e...

Our banner appeared as the incoming Archbishop and her bishops came out of the Cathedral. We saw Archbishop Sarah and she saw us and our invitation to the Church of England to find the courage to speak up about the climate emergency and to call people to Stop Crucifying Creation.

In case you missed this invitation. We have an online meeting about our Stop Crucifying Creation campaign tomorrow - Wednesday. Come along if you are involved in the Church of England at any level.

We are hugely inspired by this act of love. Our faith calls us to put ourselves on the line against oppression and injustice. This is what faith leadership looks like.

Online meeting Wednesday 28th January at 6:30pm for people within the Church of England who are interested in our Stop Crucifying Creation vision. Join us to ask questions, hear how you can get involved, and share your thoughts on promoting the vision. Register at us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Every Wednesday, whether it’s raining or not, we are outside Parliament, because like the persistent widow we will not stop demanding justice. #stoprosebank #climatejustice #persistentprayer

Love is caring about billions that a new UN report says are being affected by irreversible losses of natural water sources. It’s a justice issue - the burdens fall on the already poor and the benefits of overuse accrue to more powerful actors. Love means taking action to #StopCrucifyingCreation

Yesterday the Stop Crucifying Creation four had their trial date set for 16 & 17 July. Three of them were at court in person, meanwhile out London group were praying for the Spirit to give them words to move the court to understand the urgency of the climate crisis that motivated their action.

Over the last few years CCA has been taking part in the Religion, Theology and Climate Change project, hosted at University of Manchester and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. One of the sentences in their report stayed with us * We added the all-important “Together

Back in action, CCA Oxford joined Extinction Rebellion on Friday outside the Oxford Farming Conference. They held a Vigil for Lost Species to highlight the need for responsible farming. Reminding the agricultural sector that they have a big part to play in addressing our climate and nature crisis.

To round off our look at 2025, we celebrate our local groups, who hold regular weekly and monthly vigils throughout the year, prayerfully calling for just and urgent action on the climate crisis. You are warmly welcome to join them. Find out when and where at christianclimateaction.org/events/

2025 review almost done #COP30 vigils and protests in support of environmental defenders across the world, including here in UK, where Quaker Marcus Decker faced deportation despite having served his sentence for climate protest. Because in the fight for #climatejustice we are a global family.

30 people prayed outside court, while inside four CCA people pleaded not guilty to aggravated trespass for the September DON’T CRUCIFY CREATION banner drop from the tower of Bath Abbey. ‘The Church is failing to tell the truth about climate breakdown and its impact on all of us’ said Rev Bill White.

Our next look back at 2025 - In October we worked with Wild Card to highlight the need for the Church of England to rewild 30% of its institutionally owned land to play its part in helping reverse the disastrous decline of nature in this country. This is one of our Stop Crucifying Creation demands.