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The next 2 years are going to be really key in the fight against climate change.

Food is important, biologically and theologically. Because it's important, it's often controversial to debate; all the more controversial for those of us trying to figure out how best to serve Christ in the world.

Here's the last of our 4 Bible studies for the run up to Christmas, looking at the difference Jesus has made to our thinking on land and food, from the perspective of those who waited for His arrival.

Here's the second in our series of 4 Bible studies for Advent on the theme of land, food and waiting for the coming of Jesus

The underlying principle of SPEAK’s Seeding Change campaign is that ‘all food should be grown and shared as though people and planet mattered.’

Advent is more than a countdown to Christmas

Faith Link Andrew Harrison SPEAKS about his experience at the Feminism in London conference last Saturday and reflects on the question “Would Jesus have blurred lines”

Ever felt frustrated by the constant talk of economic growth on the main news media? Ever wondered how we can have everlasting growth on a finite planet? Ever wished there was an alternative way to organise our economy that respected the restraints of finite resources and human and planetary well-being?

This one's for everyone who'se asked me for the recipe we used to make bread at Vocal Training! Read on for the full recipe, including a little bit about how it actually works (if you ever wondered what all that kneading and proving is actually supposed to do!) Best of luck and happy baking! - Mike ><>