Eco Church is a learning community of churches of all shapes and sizes open to all denominations. It provides a framework to support your church and its leadership to take practical action on caring for God’s earth, through the Eco Church survey. The survey covers five key areas of church life:
The survey will guide you and help you assess your progress towards a Bronze, Silver or Gold Eco Church award!
You can find more details on the Eco Church award and sign up to become an Eco Church on A Rocha's Eco Church website
For individual help and support with your Eco Church journey please contact [email protected]
Here some links which may be helpful:
- Worship and teaching
- Buildings and energy
- Land and nature
- Community and global engagement
- Lifestyle
The survey will guide you and help you assess your progress towards a Bronze, Silver or Gold Eco Church award!
You can find more details on the Eco Church award and sign up to become an Eco Church on A Rocha's Eco Church website
For individual help and support with your Eco Church journey please contact [email protected]
Here some links which may be helpful:
- Explore the survey questions and category overviews on the Eco Church survey summary page
- Support navigating the Eco Church platform can be found on the Eco Church help page
- Explore A Rocha's Eco Church resources for support answering the survey questions.
Current numbers of Eco Churches in the Diocese of Liverpool
This includes St James House (Bronze), Bishop’s Lodge (Silver), and the Anglican Cathedral (Silver)
As well as individual church awards, A Rocha award an Eco Diocese rating based on the Eco Church participation across a whole diocese. The Diocese of Liverpool is currently a Bronze Eco Diocese.