Christian Climate Action

Sharing a video clip of our reminder yesterday to the Church that it must act and speak up more powerfully on climate change. We were at Westminster Abbey, but our Pentecost message is for the whole Church. The lives of all humanity and all Creation should be a matter of our deepest concern.

Barclays left the UN-sponsored Net Zero Banking Alliance in the summer of 2025, and has continued to pour billions of pounds into companies that are building new oil and gas projects. When will this stop? @barclaysuk.bsky.social #stopfundingtheclimatecrisis

Telling the Barclays Bank board at their AGM that they have to stop destroying God‘s Earth (with a little help from the Supremes).

NatWest has backtracked on its oil and gas policy, opening the door to financing more fossil fuel expansion. No responsible bank should be backtracking in this way, because we have such a short window to avoid the worst possible outcomes of the climate crisis.

We took to the streets yesterday. Our message was straightforward. We need to act now to stop destroying our life support system. Let’s start by saying no to the Rosebank oil and gas field. #earthday #stoprosebank

We want Ed Milliband to go to Santa Marta (no, not on holiday!).The First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels, is taking place from 24 to 29 April 2026, in Santa Marta, Colombia. We are urging him to attend and to commit to the UK playing its part in a fair and funded transition.

Today CCA North West were outside Barclays bank in Liverpool reminding customers that Barclays continues to fund large scale climate emissions and deforestation.  If you want to know more about our local groups or our vigils, check out our website christianclimateaction.org

This 86 year old priest, along with librarians, writers, medics, scientists, politicians and hundreds of other ordinary people, was today arrested as a terrorist for sitting peacefully and holding a placard. We are grateful for their courage, and we hold continue to hold them in our prayers.

CCA greeted new Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, on her pilgrimage to her installation. Beautiful that our Rev Sue Parfitt, one of the first women to be ordained priest in the CofE asked the first woman Archbishop of Canterbury for a blessing for CCA’s work, and gave her a blessing in turn.

We have children’s activities on the Together Alliance march on 28th March. Join us as we walk together for love and hope, compassion and justice. If you have questions email christianclimateaction@gmail.com The link for information on joining the Christian Bloc is forms.fillout.com/t/taUVQsj1dyus

Take a stand against narratives of division and fear, pray with us, walk with us. Together for Creation. Together because we are called to love our neighbour. Together for the common good. 28th March. London. Who will you bring? Find out more at christianclimateaction.org/2026/02/13/t...

SOUND ON - we thought we’d share a little bit of what we were doing outside the General Synod today. Praying for the Church of England to be leaders in our fight against the evil of climate destruction. We’ll be there again on Friday from 8-10 in the morning if you want to drop by.

Over the last few years CCA has been taking part in the Religion, Theology and Climate Change project, hosted at University of Manchester and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. One of the sentences in their report stayed with us * We added the all-important “Together