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Climate change for all people of faith

Learning from science - through the eye of the sacred - to walk more lightly on the Earth

Events

Disarming denial: Operation Noah's annual supporters' meeting

Save the date: Operation Noah's annual supporters' meeting will take place on Saturday 23 June 2012, 11.00 am - 4.00 pm, in Oxford. Speakers are comedian Paul Kerensa and director of Climate Works Mark Letcher.

Events

Are you interested in joining Operation Noah's Board?

Our Board is made up of 12 to 15 people all committed to helping Operation Noah in supporting UK churches to take action around climate change. Board members will be appointed at our annual supporters' meeting in June and we are inviting interested supporters to stand.

Current events

Rio+ 20: June 2012

The UN Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD) – also known as Rio+20 – will take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil from 20-22 June 2012. The event marks the 20th anniversary of the 1992 United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio de Janeiro, hence the shortened name Rio+20.

Past Events

Mission Earth - A Christian Response to climate change at York Minster

Operation Noah board member Ruth Jarman says, "The church has a whole new field of mission."

Ash Wednesday Declaration

Why climate change is a confessional question

The threat of runaway climate change is the most significant moral question facing us today, argues David Atkinson in an article for Church Times. It reaches to the heart of the faith: our relationship to God’s earth and to each other.

About Us

History of Operation Noah

Operation Noah was founded in 2001 by Christian Ecology Link (CEL) and later became a joint project of CEL and the Environmental Issues Network of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland. Operation Noah was the first Christian campaign to focus exclusively on the urgent need to address climate change.