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The climate and debt crises are colliding to trap millions in poverty. They share their roots in colonialism.
If you agree our leaders need to take action for economic justice and stop unjust debt cycles, let them know.
Ealing Deanery contributed as a creative expression of their shared commitment to justice, hope and restoring relationships with people and the planet.
A Greenbelt Festival goer reminds us of the importance of solidarity.
High debt drains resources from low-income countries into high-income ones, replicating colonial structures.
Archbishop Marinez Bassotto, Primate of Brazil and Bishop of the Amazon.
Margaret Cobley, Ealing North “Matthew 7:17 Jesus said ‘A good tree bears good fruit..’ We pray for a fruitful world where people have the opportunity to produce positive change.”
David Roocroft, South Ribble constituency
Members of East Devon for a Fairer World are campaigning for debt justice.
'Where the leaves of the tree heal all the nations’, by Bee Myson, Banbury Constituency.
Louise Reid from Glasgow West, alongside her church, Knightswood Anniesland Trinity Church, calls for ‘A world grown from the strong roots of justice’.
Dilys Lightfoot, South Ribble constituency, calls on the UK Government ‘to right wrongs and steer our planet to a better future for all’.
A call to make polluters pay by a member of Trinity Church Barrow in Furness. Agree? Sign the Restore petition to add your name to thousands calling on the UK government to do just that.