Remember, reflect, respect In an earlier post, we were inviting readers to create their own event as part of the Remembrance of Lost Spec...

recite a litany of lost names sing the disappearing world light a candle for remembered animals lay a lantern trail through a wood

around themes ranging from a reflective “reverence for nature” to considering issues in “climate emergency” and the resolution to act with “

Combining a sense of harvest richness with autumn fires, roasted apples, apple games and just having a good time outdoors in the autumn, App

Mixing conversations with project films, each of these short films explores an aspect of faith, creativity and inspiration and how this can

old buildings, a herb garden nodding over the wall, bright sky, cheerful company, carefully spaced audience: a delightful anticipation

The Interfaith Rainforest Initiative brings the commitment, influence and moral authority of religions to efforts to protect the world’s rai

CelebrationEarth! at St Albans on Sept 19 cancelled due to new Covid restrictions; CelebrationEarth! film still due to be released for Ear

Lifting tall skies, Feathered with clouds, While through fingered leaves, Dappled light falls into Whispering avenues

Locked church buildings, no singing allowed, and some denomination hierarchies forbidding even their ministers from going into their own bui

As the earth burns and the oceans rise, the forests disappear and the rivers die, it is time once again to call on Durga.

Six hundred soprano pipistrelle bats swoop and swirl around a grand medieval church on a summer’s evening before slipping through a small...

When you look at the world around you, What would you share?What would you celebrate? What moments of stillness do find?

Nature 4 Health aims to help people connect with nature, each other and themselves, experience the mindful benefits of green and blue space

Spiritual values for more than 80% of the people living on earth have been driving individual behaviors. In many countries, spiritual belief

Challenging ourselves, asking what we can make of this moment of transition: transformation? Restoration? Stagnation?

consider their feelings about the natural world and sew these, draw these, paint these, embroider, bead, and improvise these into fabric

safely surrounded by the old red brick buildings, is a place of peace and reflection, the Cloister garden.

I’ve passed it a hundred times before….and now my mind is racing

I turn my head without knowing why, and in the seconds when this happens, I see a deer moving through the undergrowth. Or a mouse running