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Whether it is safeguarding, creation care, clergy wellbeing, or building management, everything we do needs to be rooted in love for God and for one another.
2 Worldwide Church & creation care Before joining NHS 111, I spent twenty years building and running an international software engineering business.
Creation care was a priority when I stood in 2021.
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Climate and creation care The desire to reach carbon Net Zero by 2030 was laudable but unachievable, and has been particularly problematic for rural churches.
I have also had the opportunity to speak on matters of creation care.
balance support across responding to need, social justice, creation care, teaching, and telling the good news.
Climate and Creation Care
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Climate Action, Creation Care, and Net Zero Infrastructure
reviewer for Science and Christian Belief, I bring analytic rigour to Synod’s debates on theology, bioethics, AI, and creation care.
• Creation Care: Advocating for increased grant funding and practical support for local
Creation Care: I’m passionate about environmental stewardship as a keen beekeeper and gardener.
At the most recent sessions in York, I asked a Synod question on how the Church can build stronger partnerships with governments, finance and civil society to turn its commitment to creation care into practical action, and was encouraged by the positive response from the bishop leading on climate justice.
04 Creation Care & Social Witness
Through Aquaful and our work towards a clean-water pilot in Accra, I see first-hand how water security, creation care, human dignity and sustainable enterprise intersect.
Asking a question at General Synod, York, 2026 — on turning the Church's commitment to creation care into practical action.
I am passionate about mission in schools, creation care, collaborative working and encouraging lay and ordained vocation.
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I believe that creation care is an essential part of Christian ministry and a focus for unity both within the Church and in building collaborative relationships with people and groups outside the Church, particularly young people and schools.
Nominated by Becky Waring (Archdeacon of Bristol) and Simon Taylor (Director of Ministry) As your representative I have given speeches in General Synod on subjects including net zero, creation care, racial justice, contested heritage, and LLF, and have asked questions on subjects ranging from church buildings to ND inclusion, from gluten free communion bread to retirement housing, and more.
Stand up for a welcoming, green Church: I’ll keep pressing for real progress on inclusion and creation care.
I am completely committed to the missional imperative of creation care and the fifth mark of mission and value the opportunity within General Synod of seeing how this can dovetail with our other priorities.
I am passionate about Creation Care, Church Growth and Safe Churches.
I adapt my own lifestyle to reduce my impact on the planet and have studied Creation Care theology through the CRES (Christian Rural and Environmental Studies) course run by the John Ray Initiative (JRI) which works to connect science and theology: I am now a Director for them.
Creation care is a way of discipleship.
I would like to continue this, and to continue being part of the Church of England’s leadership in creation care.
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Creation care and environmental justice is one of the biggest issues of our times and will effect the futures of all our children, grandchildren and young people.
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Since then, I have served as Area Dean of Harrow and am currently Dean of Women’s Ministry for Willesden, and a member of the Creation Care Steering Group for Willesden.
I will champion the Church’s Net Zero targets while supporting parishes to realise the missional opportunities of creation care.
Creation care is not complete without love for the environment.
I have an interest in Creation Care completing the BCM in Creation Care in 2022.
I am a member of the Creation Care Team and from time to time, I help with the cooking for the mid-week youth groups.
• the hugely important areas of creation care and creation justice, issues we are
Creation care is another priority.