by Rhobey Mugaru The sun hung low over St. Peter’s Cathedral, its once-glorious stained-glass windows now faded and cracked by relentless heat. The parishioners inside gathered for their Sunday service, but the sanctuary was no longer a refuge from the world outside. The effects of climate change had breached even these sacred walls, forcing the…

Green Anglicans logo In this publication cycle, contributors approach the increasingly thorny and urgent subjects of ecology and climate. They tackle the effects of climate change on the global church, how creation shapes ecclesiology and liturgy, and what the fifth mark of mission really means for Anglicans individually and collectively. This is our biggest cycle…
