You have probably heard about Church Farm’s journey over the past few months. After settling in, the team is now building strong connections with local groups like the Buxton Field Group, the local Peak Seven/ which are the Church of England congregations around the area . This is just the beginning of a year filled with meaningful projects focused on creation care and community engagement. If you care about the environment and want to be part of a faith-based effort to nurtu

It’s been a busy and rewarding day at Church Farm. We took the opportunity to test the soil across different areas of the farm and surrounding land. This will help us understand the current condition of the soil so that we can care more effectively for what is already growing and thoughtfully introduce new species to the area. With the help of Agriculture Lime, who collected samples from two key locations, we’ll soon receive the results of the S1 tests — including pH, phospho

Reconciliation ecology was first brought to the ecological scene by Michael Rosenzweig in his book Win Win Ecologyin 2003, he highlights that he feels there is not enough habitats left to be nature reserves that can restore the loss of biodiversity on earth and therefore we need to approach our effects in reconciling the non-humanand humankind in a different way from which had gone before. I would argue that this approach is paramount in the pursuit of living out a transforme

Our view of God determines the way we live therefore our perception of the Life, death and resurrection of Jesus and how this relates to creation forms our response as humans to creation. Jesus’s life, death and resurrection show us a beautiful and full picture of a God that is constantly pouring out in love to the whole of the cosmos. The created order that the Godhead has made which is good and is reconciled to God’s ultimate intention, in the fulfilment of the prophecy thr