Engaging whole congregations and the wider community is a key part of the Net Zero Carbon & Eco Church programme, alongside making church buildings more sustainable and care for creation as a whole.
Here in the Diocese of Blackburn we have asked Faiths4Change to help support our churches in fully embracing their Eco Church journey.
As of August 2026, 126 churches are registered with Eco Church across our Diocese, with 46 achieving Bronze, 13 Silver, and 0 Gold awards.
We’d love to help more churches get their first Eco Church award, email [email protected] and we will arrange to meet with you online or in person.
Here in the Diocese of Blackburn we have asked Faiths4Change to help support our churches in fully embracing their Eco Church journey.
As of August 2026, 126 churches are registered with Eco Church across our Diocese, with 46 achieving Bronze, 13 Silver, and 0 Gold awards.
We’d love to help more churches get their first Eco Church award, email [email protected] and we will arrange to meet with you online or in person.
Deanery Political & Council Contact Directory for Diocese of Blackburn
Download a document that will help you to find out who your local councilors, MP and climate emergency team are, helping churches across the Diocese of Blackburn connect with local decision-makers and take action on climate and environmental issues.
Growing Your Impact: Taking the Next Steps with Eco Church Webinar
On 3rd September 2026, Faiths4Change curated an inspiring online session exploring how churches can take their next steps with Eco Church.
Speakers Polly Eaton from A Rocha UK, Cyril Moyo from Hope for the Future and Jenny Griggs from Natural England shared practical ideas around sustainable lifestyles, engaging MPs and local councilors, caring for church land, building local partnerships and finding funding for environmental projects.
Participants also shared their own experiences, from simple everyday actions and community composting to political engagement, protecting green spaces and improving local recycling and active travel.
A key message from the evening was that small actions, strong partnerships and constructive local engagement can all add up to meaningful change.
Resources, presentation slides and recordings from the session are available below:
A Rocha - An introduction to Eco Church Survey
A Rocha - Eco Church: Community & Global Engagement and Lifestyle Categories
Hope for The Future - How to engage with elected members
Natural England - Lessons learned to enable land projects in places of worship
Useful Links
Video to follow soon
Speakers Polly Eaton from A Rocha UK, Cyril Moyo from Hope for the Future and Jenny Griggs from Natural England shared practical ideas around sustainable lifestyles, engaging MPs and local councilors, caring for church land, building local partnerships and finding funding for environmental projects.
Participants also shared their own experiences, from simple everyday actions and community composting to political engagement, protecting green spaces and improving local recycling and active travel.
A key message from the evening was that small actions, strong partnerships and constructive local engagement can all add up to meaningful change.
Resources, presentation slides and recordings from the session are available below:
A Rocha - An introduction to Eco Church Survey
A Rocha - Eco Church: Community & Global Engagement and Lifestyle Categories
Hope for The Future - How to engage with elected members
Natural England - Lessons learned to enable land projects in places of worship
Useful Links
Video to follow soon
Resources
These resources will help you and your church on your Eco Church journey:
- Net Zero Carbon & Eco Church resources hub - A collection of links to useful resources
- Eco Church Resources - Downloadable guides from A Rocha UK to support you to complete each section of the Eco Church survey