Four people, including a retired Church of England vicar, have pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated trespass and refusing to leave Bath Abbey in September 2025. Rev’d Bill White, 71, a retired Church of England vicar from Macclesfield appeared via video link at Bath Magistrates Court on Wednesday 7th January 2026. The other three appeared … Continue reading Retired vicar denies aggravated trespass at Bath Abbey
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Stop Crucifying Creation Meeting
Wed 28th January, 6:30pm-8pm Online Register in advance We are holding an online meeting for people within the Church of England who have expressed support for, or interest in, our Stop Crucifying Creation document. The meeting will offer: An opportunity to offer your thoughts on how we can best promote the document and the vision … Continue reading Stop Crucifying Creation Meeting
Retired vicar in court for climate protest at Bath Abbey
Above: Rev'd Bill White, 71, is arrested outside Bath Abbey Press enquiries: christianclimateaction@gmail.com / 07954 377569 FOUR people, including a retired Church of England vicar, are due to appear at Bath Magistrates Court at 10am on Wednesday 7th January after a banner drop from the tower of Bath Abbey on 13th September 2025. A giant … Continue reading Retired vicar in court for climate protest at Bath Abbey
Mary: An Advent Reflection
In September 2025, Christian Climate Action, published a challenge to the Church to Stop Crucifying Creation! This is the last of four Advent reflections arising from this Visionary document. In the fourth week of Advent we turn our thoughts to Mary. Things did not play out for Mary the way she would have imagined they … Continue reading Mary: An Advent Reflection
Prepare the Way: An Advent Reflection
In September 2025, Christian Climate Action, published a challenge to the Church to Stop Crucifying Creation. This is the third of four Advent reflections arising from this Visionary document. So far in Advent we have realised we have to wake up to the truth of the world we are living in - one we have never … Continue reading Prepare the Way: An Advent Reflection
Three Wise CCA Members Call on Norway to Stop Rosebank
Three wise members of CCA took a visit to the Norwegian Embassy last week to call on Norway to stop a new oilfield off the coast of Scotland. Every year Norway gives the UK a Christmas Tree to go in Trafalgar Square to thank us for helping them in World War Two. CCA joined Stop … Continue reading Three Wise CCA Members Call on Norway to Stop Rosebank
Prophets: An Advent Reflection
In September 2025, Christian Climate Action, published a challenge to the Church to Stop Crucifying Creation. This is the second of four Advent reflections arising from this Visionary document. What are prophets like and what do they do? In the second week of Advent we remember the prophets and we consider how we need to be … Continue reading Prophets: An Advent Reflection
Time to Wake Up: An Advent Reflection
In September 2025, Christian Climate Action, published a challenge to the Church to Stop Crucifying Creation! This is the first of four Advent reflections arising from this visionary document. By Thalia Carr. In the first week of Advent, Christians are reminded to wake up, but are we like teenagers, rolling over, wanting another five minutes in … Continue reading Time to Wake Up: An Advent Reflection
⛔🛢STOP ROSEBANK🛢⛔
Consultation ends on 20th Nov We have an opportunity during November & December to stop a new oil field in the UK. Rosebank is the largest undeveloped oil field in the UK. If the oil there is extracted it could give rise to 200 million tonnes of additional CO2 emissions. A government consultation on Rosebank … Continue reading ⛔🛢STOP ROSEBANK🛢⛔
Thank you! We raised £28,000+
A HUGE thank you to everyone who has donated to CCA's match funding campaign over the last 10 days. We're really pleased to say that as of 29th October we have reached our target early, raising £18,880, which is being matched by a further £10,000. You are still really welcome to donate to CCA but … Continue reading Thank you! We raised £28,000+
