The UnitingEarth website is now supported and administered by the grass-roots Uniting Eco Group. Nothing that appears here is official Uniting Church NSW.ACT policy or theology, unless explicitly stated.
Uniting continues to support climate action through their Advocacy Unit, and the UCAN project. A link to that work, and any official Synod work, appears at the bottom of this page.
Uniting Eco Group will continue to resource the church in Earth sustaining advocacy, theology, worship, spirituality and action, through this web site, facebook page, facebook community, youtube channel and email list.
Many of you have appreciated our work in the past, which is what motivates us to keep going. We will provide opportunities to support UnitingEarth, both by sharing your resources with us to share with others, and financially.
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What will the future be like?
By Rev. Dr Chris Walker My oldest grandson is twenty-one while my youngest granddaughter is just one. By 2050 they will be 46 and 26 years old respectively. What will the world be like when we reach that time? Current trends in relation to climate change and...
Stewardship of Earth fono
On 14 June, the Uniting Church Synod of NSW and ACT held a Stewardship of Earth Conference. At this fono (a Pasifika word meaning community meeting), participants joined in person on Burramattagal land at the Centre for Ministry North Parramatta and online to share...
Forest Chaplain echoes calls to halt logging on Gumbaynggirr Country
Forest Chaplain the Rev. Dr Jason John recently attended the Restorative Justice process which forms part of the prosecution of the Forestry Corporation of NSW (FCNSW) for trees illegally destroyed in Wild Cattle Creek State Forest. Following blunt, powerful and...
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2040 Net Zero
Read about Uniting NSW.ACT’s net zero by 2040 emission starget
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Synod
The NSWACT Synod does not have an up to date page, but you can read articles about our climate work via Insights magazine here