An Invitation from the Scottish Episcopal Church
Hope for Creation is a residential conference organised by the Scottish Episcopal Net Zero team, which will take place between 20 to 21 October in Stirling, bringing together people interested in practical action to tackle climate change in the Scottish church context.
The conference will provide opportunities for worship, discussion and learning, with contributions from across the SEC, ecumenical partners, and partner organisations.
The event takes place at the Stirling Court Hotel, and overnight accommodation is available. Bethany Nelson, Net Zero Empowerment Co-ordinator, said: “The Net Zero team are looking forward to welcoming you to Stirling for the Hope for Creation Conference. We will spend the days learning from one another as we celebrate creation, deepen our understanding of stewardship, and share stories of hope-filled action.
“Plans for this conference were drawn up in response to the feedback from attendees of the Net Zero Roadshow events, which took place over the past year. The opportunity to share best practice, reflection and worship together was appreciated, and this conference is a response to a desire for the Church to spend more time gathered to consider these matters. Hope for Creation will also allow us to share our learning with, and learn from, ecumenical guests and partner organisations. We are grateful to our sponsors, Ecclesiastical, and the General Synod Office for supporting this event.
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Conference cost £30 for the two days, £20 for a single day. |
Our guest speaker will be Rev Mark Slaney, President of the Methodist Conference. Join us online or in Stirling Methodist Church to pray for peace and justice for our neighbours in Israel and Palestine.