The Season of Creation is an annual celebration of prayer and action for the environment. It begins on 1 September and is an opportunity for Christians around the world renew their relationship with the Creator and all creation through celebration, conversion, and commitment. […]
Climate change is a national and global issue. We want to know our political leaders have a plan for how to respond and address it. Having a climate conversation with your MP could make an impact. […]
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Synod Climate Action Strategy […]
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Reducing Emissions An information booklet outlining why and how we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions in our homes and churches. Created by the ‘Church and Individual Emissions’ Task Group as part of the Uniting Church of Australia NSW/ACT Synod Climate Strategy. […]
One of the best short summaries available is from the 1996 UCA Statement, “For the Sake of the Planet and All Its People,” which follows this brief history of the UCA’s engagement with Creation Care The Hebrew Scriptures proclaim that other creatures have value apart from their usefulness to humans, praising God, living in intimate relationship with God, […]
Pasifika Forum Calls for Climate Action – Uniting and Uniting Church event calls on political leaders to act on climate change […]
As climate disasters strike in Australia and across the world, students and their supporters continue to advocate for a just response to the crisis. These prayers have been prepared by Youth Climate Action Task Group members for use by congregations, other groups and individuals in the leadup to the climate strikes and beyond to the […]
On Wednesday, 27 April, members of the Uniting Church gathered to call on political leaders to act on climate change, sharing their stories of how Pasifika people were affected by climate disasters. Hear from Rev. Mata Havea Hiliau! […]
Uniting Climate sits within Uniting’s Advocacy Team, which helps mobilise the wider NSW.ACT Uniting Church in pursuing social justice and the renewal of creation.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which our offices stand and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge the sorrow of the Stolen Generations and the impacts of colonisation on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We also recognise the resilience, strength and pride of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.