Like There's No Tomorrow: Climate Crisis, Eco-Anxiety and God stocked … I found this book

… I found this book deeply moving

Between these elegant covers Jennings offers a shrewd analysis of the connection between parsonages and ecclesiology and a thoughtful questioning of the unarticulated and untested assumptions underpinning ‘the great twentieth-century sell-off’

living Christlike communities

The Places section describes each site as a context for the stories of the holy people as well as giving details useful on a visit

leaving his script to be edited by friends

Like There's No Tomorrow: Climate Crisis, Eco-Anxiety and God stocked … I found this bookThe questions raised by the possibility of climate catastrophe and an uninhabitable earth are enormous, and Christians often find it difficult to address them. Yet people of faith do need to engage with the reality of the tragic loss of creation and the fact that this has been caused by humans. How should we live in the end times? How can we live with hope, even in the face of the inevitability of the radical impact of a climate catastrophe, the