After securing more than £80,000 in grant funding, St Luke’s, Maidstone, has installed a new heating system that has helped the church move away from fossil fuels and take another step towards a net zero future.
The conference brought churches and communities together to explore how care for creation can take shape locally.
A time to celebrate the gift of creation and renew our commitment to care for God’s planet, through prayer, worship, and practical action.
Sarah Challender announced in voluntary role supporting the Diocese's environment work
The dioceses of Canterbury and Rochester celebrate the success of our first joint Eco Conference.
St Mildred’s Church in Tenterden reopened its doors on Sunday after months of being closed, with worshippers left “gobsmacked” by the transformation.
The Dioceses of Canterbury and Rochester are delighted to welcome three new colleagues who will support parishes to reduce their carbon emissions
St Peter & St Paul, Temple Ewell has recently received a silver Eco Church award.
