Renew Our World is excited to announce the launch of the Nigerian national campaign!
Renew Our World's partner organisation in Nigeria is Tearfund Nigeria. In the past 17 years, they have launched many successful advocacy campaigns. These campaigns have tackled the root causes of poverty and injustice in Nigeria.
Over the next while, we will be highlighting some of the great work being done by some of the Renew Our World partner organisations.
First up is TEAR Australia who has released a new report on the future of food and the renewal of our food system.
At Renew Our World, we believe worship is powerful. Worshipping God transforms our hearts and minds to be more like Christ. It inspires us to deepen our love and concern for our
The Renew Our World campaign was recently launched in Zambia. The launch event was held in the Anglican Cathedral in Lusaka.
This exciting and pivotal moment in the campaign was attended by 78 people from cross-cutting sections of civil society. Attendees were drawn from the media, government officials, church leaders and academic institutions.
As I entered the UN Climate Talks, I immediately noticed the vibrancy and welcome (‘Bula’) of the Fijians who have presided over the negotiations. Their presence during these negotiations has been hard to miss as they have elevated the voices of small islands, the Pacific nations and all vulnerable countries urgently needing climate action.
I love our prayer room at COP23. It’s in a Baptist church ten minutes from the conference centre, where world leaders are meeting for the UN's climate talks, and it's inspiring.
We’ve used the Renew Our World prayer guide to set it up with different prayer stations for different aspects of climate change, like the refugees represented by the suitcase, or the toy plane for the accidental damage our lifestyles cause.
I’m sitting in the unofficial US pavilion at the COP23 climate talks in Bonn, thinking about the alternate dismal and hopeful
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Revd Justin Welby, is encouraging world leaders meeting for the latest round of United Nations climate talks to recognise the “urgent priority” of climate change.
Bonn in Germany is playing host to the UN COP23 global climate talks with representatives of most of the world’s governments discussing how they will meet the aims of the Paris Agreement.
Young people in Peru are driving the campaign in their country. Recently they gathered in Moyobamba, a city in the Amazon region of Peru, as part of Renew our World's 40 days of action leading up to the UN's climate talks next month.
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