Join Cate Williams and Julie Nelson for a day of Carbon Awareness Training.
Carbon Awareness is a short 4 hour course, enabling participants to explore questions around engaging with climate change in church life. It covers four key questions:
Participants will leave the course better equipped to make positive changes in their own household as well as feeling more confident to engage both with church, and others to encourage more people to take this seriously.
As a short 4 hour course, Carbon Awareness can either be delivered as a whole or split into two or more sessions. This session will be on Saturday 27 April 2024, 9.30am-3.15pm at St Paul’s Church, Hackett Lane, Thornbury, BS35 3TZ.
Participants will need to spend 20 minutes before the course completing a simple carbon footprint tool: https://footprint.wwf.org.uk/
Please note that participants will need to bring their own lunch, but drinks are provided.
This training is free of charge, but spaces are limited so please sign up here by clicking the booking form here.
This session will be led by Cate Williams (our Environmental Engagement Officer) and Julie Nelson.
The Revd Dr Julie Nelson is a retired Anglican priest who has made a home in Gloucester Diocese in the last four years. She is a member of Green Christian, and an Eco Ambassador for Cirencester Deanery, supporting churches on their EcoChurch journey, seeking to raise awareness of environmental concerns, and encouraging all Christians to see ‘Care for our Common Home’ as central to faith, discipleship and mission
