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Book Review – Worship & Creation: A Digital Guidebook

By Mo Morgan
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My five helpful resources which connect theology and environmental action in Aotearoa

By Mo Morgan
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My five essential reads for exploring eco-theology

By James Beck
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The Incarnation and Creation Care: A Divine Connection

By James Beck
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Restoration work at Matuku Link

By John Staniland
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Changes on the Eco Church team

The Eco Church team
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Moe mai rā Malibu Hamilton

By the Karioi Project
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Dunedin Eco Church visit: Strengthening networks and sharing hope

By James Beck
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Auckland Kai & Kōrero

By Rebecca Webb
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Simplicity in all its glory

By Anne Aalbers
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A Rocha volunteers work to restore at Te Auaunga Awa Oakley Creek

By Beulah Wood
Planting at Kopua

Matariki at Kopua

Compiled by Helen Bathurst
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To Hope and To Act in the Season of Creation: 1 Sept – 4 Oct 2024

By Mo Morgan
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Exploring A Rocha’s Field Centre in Canada

By Gray Baldwin
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Book Review – The Forest Underground: Hope for a Planet in Crisis

By James Beck
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Planting with Save the Otago Peninsula (STOP)

By Selwyn Yeoman
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Book Review – Life After Doom: Wisdom and Courage for a World Falling Apart

By James Beck
I had a go at processing the shea butter. A Rocha Ghana has embraced the knowledge of shea butter production (done previously for personal use), and utilised it as a way to look into the future. They are looking at new ways to do conservation, through learning, growing and empowering communities to act in their own way.

Reflections on a visit to A Rocha Ghana

By Cynthia Karikala
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Reflections on a visit to A Rocha Kenya

By Cynthia Karikala
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Together, we can overcome

By Richard Barter
The Indian Ocean beach at Mwamba.

A Rocha Kenya Revisited

By Richard Noble
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Book Review – Feral: Rewilding the Land, Sea and Human Life

By James Beck
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Warning of climate change: A Bible story

By Silvia Purdie
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Tribute for Rod Oram: A Climate Warrior, a Public Intellectual, a Compassionate Activist

By Dr. Nicola Hoggard Creegan
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You are never too old!

By Helen Bathurst
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2023 recap at Waiu Wetland

By Richard Rhoades
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Killing for conservation

By Elijah Hicks
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Is the Gospel good news?

By James Beck
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New Eco Church Regional Coordinators

By Iris Lee
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Inspiring the next generation of kaitiaki

By Iris Lee
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Planting at Makara

By Helen Bathurst
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New educational signage at Tirohanga

By Selwyn Yeoman
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Ultimate hope in the face of climate change: Life revealed

By Silvia Purdie
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Collaborations at Kopua

By Helen Bathurst
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Integrating personal finances, faith and environmental commitment

By Sarah Woodfield
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Flood damage and Sabbath restoration

By Nicholas Mayne
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Te Auaunga/Oakley Creek and Auckland Flooding

By Sarah Woodfield and Beulah Wood
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Working Bee Volunteer Experience 101

By Hana Leofo
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Connecting with the A Rocha whānau in Portugal, France and Kenya

By Richard Noble
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A visit to A Rocha Kenya

By Richard Noble
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