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Reepham & Wensum Valley Benefice - at the Heart of the Community

Eco Church, August 2025

Eco Church 

The extreme temperatures being recorded around the Mediterranean this summer and the subsequent wild fires, are a reminder to us all of the urgent need to take action on global warming. Wildfires themselves cause huge amounts of air pollution causing millions of deaths worldwide. Smoke from wildfires in Australia has affected air quality in South America and that from Canadian fires has affected Europe. Even in this country, we are experiencing repeated heatwaves with temperatures over 300C during the summer, something which used to be a rare occurrence is now common place, and wildfires are becoming more prevalent. The only way we can take positive action is by reducing our reliance on fossil fuels – all of us, now! Please think carefully about your car journeys, can you reduce your car use?  Do you really need to fly on holiday? There are many beautiful parts of the UK that you could explore, finding out about our history, as well as becoming acquainted with some of our fantastic natural landscapes and wildlife. Plastic is made from fossil fuels; please try to reduce your reliance on plastic in whatever way you can. Please take action for the sake of your grandchildren and people living in areas most affected by climate change, such as Africa, South America and even countries around the Arctic Circle.

Notices

Sunday 17th August & 7th September, Café Church is our more informal service starting at 10.30am in St Michael’s. There will be tea, coffee, juice, croissants and muffins, as well as papers to read from 10 o’clock. 

Revd. Helen will be licenced as of Rector of Felixstowe on 2nd September at 7.30 pm.

Saturday 6thSeptember ‘Broken Planet?’  2.30 – 4 pm in St Michael’s. To reflect on, recognise and respond to our fragile earth. This month we will be looking at ‘Wisdom in Action’ How can we act wisely in the face of rampant global warming and biodiversity loss? Come and discuss the issues and possible actions we can all take.

Fair Trade Fortnight is from 22nd September – 5th October this year. More details later.

Vacancy update:  It is hoped to interview on 30th September.

 

 

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