ACTinG Bulletin #9 (9/3/2025)
Acting on Climate Together in Gippsland
NOTE: We now have an email address and would love to hear from you: acting@gippslandanglicans.org.au
Two free online courses:
1. Active Hope – about how we respond to what is happening in the world: https://activehope.training/
‘The course is produced and presented by Chris Johnstone, co-author of Active Hope, with contributions from a range of guests that include Joanna Macy and Molly Young Brown.’ It is designed as a 7 week course, but you can do it at your own pace and in your own time.
2 Resilience and Acceptance in the Face of Collapse: https://acceptingcollapse.com/ A nine week course via readings and a weekly Zoom session, offering a community of support as you explore the inner and outer resilience and adaptation needed in the face of the collapse of industrial civilisation. Confronting but wise and helpful. Has a spiritual dimension, though it is not a Christian course.
Prayer Zoom next Tuesday 25th March, 9.30–10am. This will be our last Prayer Zoom for the moment, so come and join us to pray for creation together: https://tinyurl.com/n844zdys Passcode: 066320
List of Known Prayer Trees
If your place has a prayer tree which is not on the list below, please let us know: acting@gippslandanglicans.org.au
The Trees so far:
The Abbey Raymond Island
Christ Church Foster St John’s Glengarry
St Mary’s Morwell
All Saints Poowong
St Paul’s Cathedral Sale
St David’s Toongabbie
St Mary’s Trafalgar
St James’ Traralgon
Holy Trinity Yarram
‘The earth is full of the steadfast love of the Lord’. (Psalm 33:5b)
Peace be with you,
From the ACTinG team


ACTinG Bulletin #3 (6/6/2024)
Read:
E-book (ten pages): Let’s talk climate: a how-to guide. 5 simple tips to help friends and family start talking about climate change. Because we can’t fix what we don’t talk about. The Nature Conservancy. 2023. DOWNLOAD using the link below…
Visit The Nature Conservancy Australia website.
Watch:
A brief introduction (4:33 min) to the world-wide Anglican Communion Forest, a global initiative of local activities: forest protection, tree growing and eco-system restoration. Find out what’s happening and how you can join in.
Visit the Anglican Communion Forest website.