Grahamston United Church
Welcome to Grahamston United Church, who registered as 257th eco-congregation!
Welcome to Grahamston United Church, who registered as 257th eco-congregation!
An updated list of the Eco-Congregation Scotland Library resources can now be downloaded (pdf, 77kb). If you’d like to borrow any of the books or other resources, please contact us.
Welcome to St Joseph’s Parish Clarkston, 256th eco-congregation!
The next meeting of the Falkirk and West Lothian Network will be on Tuesday 14th September, 7.30pm at St Peter’s Episcopal Church, 153 High Street, Linlithgow EH49 7EJ. All are welcome!
The next meeting of the Dumfries and Galloway Eco-Congregation network will take place on Wednesday 8th September, 7.30pm at St George’s Church in Dumfries (location map). The speaker for the evening will be Jonathan Kneeshaw, Project Officer Langholm Initiative, Community Powerdown. He will speak about “Saving Our 5% (CO2)” and will give some ideas about ways in which both churches and individual householders can reduce their carbon footprints. The “5%” comes from the target set by the Church of Scotland for all their churches and it is also one that eco-congregations are encouraged to adopt, in line with the Scottish Government’s targets of 42% by 2020.
This is just the second meeting of the new network – everyone is welcome, so please advertise this meeting to your congregation. Network meetings are open to all and cover a wide range of activity, including speakers and visits to give and share ideas, joint events and providing feedback on Eco-Congregation Scotland developments. Most important of all is getting together with other like-minded folk to encourage and learn from each other.
Welcome to Fernhill and Cathkin Parish Church, 255th eco-congregation!
In February 2010 Eco-Congregation Scotland became a charitable company. This is a big step forward and puts the movement on a secure legal footing for the first time.
It also creates new opportunities and challenges. Can you help by volunteering?
Some members of the former steering group have volunteered to become founding directors and form now the Board of Eco-Congregation Scotland. The first AGM in 2011 must appoint a new Board of directors.
If you would like to know more about how you can help in any of these volunteer jobs please contact us!