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Two Eco-Sustainers in conversation : Does it really matter what we do?

October 7, 2021

See Jenny Campbell in conversation with Jana TheaVirtual Theology Chat https://youtu.be/qf67fJ_RV5Y recorded Friday 15 October Jenny Campbell Jenny Campbell is a legendary Eco-Sustainer. She lives in Mossburn Jana Thea , while still at school, was involved with XR_Xtinction Rebellion and the Fossil Free State Sector network. She was the media spokesperson at Dunedin Railway Station when a group chained themselves to the railway line to protest about coal going north. Jenny can talk about food waste, Richard Rohr, fossil fuel protests and riding a bike all in one sentence, with passion, humour and authority. She is deeply involved with many action groups , and loves the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gatherings - in person and online, Virtual Theology Chat Tagged With: Jana Thea, Jenny Campbell, Xtinction rebellion

Crisis? What Crisis? Is preventing the bad the same as planning the best?

September 16, 2021

https://youtu.be/wiyRd_DyJoo recorded on 16 September 7pm NZ time Jacqui Paterson, currently co-dean at the Taranaki Cathedral, shares a pot-pouri of insights gleaned from a recent MBA paper  ‘Leading Sustainable Enterprises’, which certainly gave her much food for thought and prayer. Jacqui Paterson Although her mahi focuses on some brief (and relatively superficial) considerations relating to the environmental challenge of carbon emissions, the underlying issues could apply to many other situations which our church, communities  and world are facing currently. Following a twenty minute presentation, there will be opportunity for discussion loosely based around the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gatherings - in person and online, Virtual Theology Chat Tagged With: Faith-Based Leadership and Management, Jacqui Paterson, MBA, Sustainable Enterprises

Good Stewards of God’s Creation in a Damaged World –

August 16, 2021

see Mrs Eleni Levin-Tevi in Tonga https://youtu.be/mBz_hLKV1vc Eleni Tevin-Tevi Mrs. Eleni Levin-Tevi is the Head of EU Office in Tonga , founder of No Pelesitiki (Plastic) Campaign Tonga, mother of 5 and wife of Fe'iloakitau Kaho Tevi Eleni is the founder of No Pelesitiki (Plastic) Campaign Tonga & member of CIVA mentors for church youth, co-founder of 'Poumaama' think tank & talanoa space; co-founder of Live it Tonga fb safe space; fashion designer, community worker, advocate and human defender, former teacher, mother of 5, married to Fe'iloakitau Tevi. [CIVA= Community Integrated Vulnerability Assessment] Eleni will talk for 20 minutes about being good … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gatherings - in person and online, International, Pasefika, Virtual Theology Chat Tagged With: CIVA, ELeni Levin-Tevi, No Pelestiki Campaign, Tonga

Goldilocks goes Green- a Virtual Theology Chat*

June 14, 2021

Listen to Jean's fascinating insights on https://anglicanchurch-nz.zoom.us/rec/share/TWKzDJU2TljgXp7nio36RwsMNEoiofDpTz-u5_tG0J9IWSjdPPb7tDpIl-F1f1ix.thcoeJ61MBZ93ELA Passcode: CwW*^9ts Revd Jean Palmer : Goldilocks goes Green: Exploring ways of thinking about the 'why' of creation care. Based on insights from  a ‘green’ reading of Revelation, this talk suggests an imperative for creation care and environmental action that goes beyond pragmatic self-interest and enriches our understandings of stewardship or kaitiakitanga. It is Creator-centred and presents human accountability in the context of a respect for the integrity and  status of the natural world … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Virtual Theology Chat Tagged With: creation care, Jean Palmer, The Revelation to John

Virtual Theology Chat

June 14, 2021

Intriguing women speaking about their research, writing, thinking and theology An online opportunity to zoom in from anywhere and hear ideas from everywhere May 17, 2021 (Edit) photo: Christina unsplash  Opportunity to ask questions and make links with your own experience and ideas. Open to everyone. Anglican Women’s Studies Centre invites you to zoom in- Third Thursday of the month (usually) Join Zoom Meetinghttps://anglicanchurch-nz.zoom.us/j/94599431152?pwd=U0Q4NG9DM1FhVU5OOTVmQjh1bERvUT09 Meeting ID: 945 9943 1152Passcode: 215527 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16 September 7pm NZ … [Read more...]

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Virtual Theology Chat with Jane Simpson

May 17, 2021

7 pm 20 May Dr Jane Simpson: The Farewelling of a Home: writing and publishing a new liturgy. https://youtu.be/gyHbsQVCObc Last year, as I was writing an academic article, a new liturgy was born. Unlikely as this sounds, reviewers have said that ‘The Farewelling of a Home’ is grounded in scholarship, the rigour of a poet and the restraint and beauty found in our Anglican liturgies over time. Published as a book this year, the liturgy was written to meet an expressed need, for people leaving their homes for last time. For it to be used by those who need it most I became a publisher. I dream that every parish in our Anglican Communion and beyond will have a set of five copies to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Gatherings - in person and online, Liturgical Resources, Maori, Pakeha, Pasefika, publications, Resources, Virtual Theology Chat, Womens Stories, Talanoa Tagged With: Jane SImpson, liturgy

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